Romain Sion

🚀 Server-Side Rendering (SSR) in ASP.NET Core Angular (2024): Boost Your Web App Performance! 🚀 In this article, Pieterjan De Clippel will guide you through the latest techniques to implement SSR in your ASP.NET Core Angular projects. 🎯 you'll explore: ⚡ The benefits of SSR for enhanced performance and user experience. 🔍 How SSR can boost your search engine visibility. 🛠️ A step-by-step guide to set up SSR in your projects. Whether you're an experienced Angular developer or just starting out, this article will provide the knowledge you need to harness the power of SSR in your ASP.NET Core applications. #Angular #ASPNETCore #SSR #WebDevelopment #Performance

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📢 Open-Sourcing Girouette: an AdonisJS package allowing decorator-based routing. You can find it here : https://lnkd.in/dBsDhJP8 Adonis is a great web framework. And as any great web framework, it provides both flexibility and convenience to get on rails while developing a web application. As a former NestJS aficionado, I like the decorator-based approach to define routes. While it's not the most popular way, I believe it's a good one. And that it's a good thing to have this option.

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How do we know if a website is performant? 🤔 It is a very good question - I am glad you asked! I have tried to answer this fundamental question in my article below: https://lnkd.in/dGbeN4tu

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A good dev practice at Orus : Error handling 🎉 Here are the principles we apply everyday : 1️⃣ Make sure Errors are, well… Errors ! 2️⃣ Don’t lose your stack trace 3️⃣ Use constant error messages 4️⃣ Provide the right amount of context 5️⃣ Don’t throw errors for problems that are expected to happen These principles are detailed in the article written by Marvin ROGER below. At Orus, we have a zero-bug policy, and these principles greatly facilitate our debugging efforts. If these principles resonate with you and you want to join our fast and super efficient team, apply now here ---> https://lnkd.in/eR6V3ApU Have a nice day ☀

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Add TOTP 2FA in the app as option security method for account, this will help in many thing, especially in security and no cost when using TOTP 2FA, fewer notes when use TOTP in app: - TOTP codes are generated and stored locally on the user's device, reducing the risk of interception that can occur with other methods like issue in send OTP via email or SMS. - TOTP codes are time-sensitive, typically expiring within seconds, making them less susceptible to replay attacks. - TOTP does not require an internet connection to generate codes users can authenticate offline using auth app and type the OTP in the app. I write blog for Time-based One-time Password (TOTP)?, How to use it in Ruby On Rails API? #rubyonrails #ruby #totp #security #api #2fa

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This new feature writes e2e tests for you 🤯 We just introduced our Magic Assistant 🪄 It can write a complex test scenario for you with a screenshot of your app and a prompt. It is able to : - understand the context of your test and app - use the variables and secrets stored in your account - use the mocked variables As you can see in this video, it's especially helpful to fill in long forms in a few seconds. PS: keep in mind this is only the beginning 🚀 Feel free to book a demo at magicinspector.com

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css selectors cheatsheet💥 #css #selectors #cheatsheet

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🚀 Just Published: "TypeScript: The JavaScript Upgrade We Didn’t Know We Needed" 📝 In this article, I cover everything from the basics of TypeScript and its static typing to some cool features like type inference and interfaces. If you’re curious about how TypeScript can make your code more reliable and maintainable (and want to see some fun examples along the way), check it out! Let me know what you think or if you have any questions #TypeScript #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Coding #Programming

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I still can't believe we have the `@let` statement in Angular ❤️ ! I've wanted it for years! It was always possible using the `*ngIf` directive to create a variable when working with the `async` pipe, of course. But creating any variable in Angular templates is probably something every developer has felt the need of, at some time in their lives. Well, it is finally here 🚀 I'm loving the updates coming to Angular in the past 2 years. And it just keeps getting better. . . . #angular #typescript #webdev #webdevelopment

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Why make the same use case in another project, where you now use another database? Lets say you go from NoSQL to PostgreSQL or simply changing from React to PHP ? Because there are 10 different ways in dealing with a use case, my example past 5 weeks, I have made 2 fullstack projects both in NextJS, but the database is different, using Appwrite and Neon. Both databases are really good for your next NextJS project, since its easy installation to your project, straight forward setup with curtain folders and files and just making the collections and tables to work in the database workspace. So the use case that has been made for both projects is searchbar component. In my NextJS and Appwrite project, when I type a word, the searchbar will find any titles with that word in and display all the results down below. As well still having the regular content on the page, just further down since there is now a searchbar section for the results. However in my NextJS and Neon project I made the searchbar different, and I really like this case better. Because now when I search for a word in a title, the whole DOM will be rendered to only show the searched result items. So no regular content below the searchbar section. A big factor is how the Url dynamically changes and which items should be displayed or not, with the new rendering. Example: http://localhost:3000/features?query=wukong While on the NextJS Appwrite project, the Url is static and will always be "/allfood", thats why the regular content are being displayed as well. So yes, thats why it's good to do the same use case in another project, because you might do it differently and find a better way. Of course you can also just find a e commerce project on Youtube and there you go. BUT to do it by yourself with only docs and Google, then the joyment / feelings for it will be a lot bigger. Plus a boost in confidence. #NextJS #ReactJS #Development #Fullstack #Appwrite #Neon #Searchbar #DoItAgain

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🚨This post isn't generated by ChatGPT and can cause several brain usage or even cause a feedback interaction in the end🚨 Building a comprehensive request package for SwiftUI : As you all know building request in swift is usually synonym of many class and error handling. And for images it's even harder cause you need to think about async images. That's why I built RequestEasy : https://lnkd.in/eYn3FezZ Usage : GETJson(url: "yourUrl.com", key: "data/0/name") You just gotta add the package and it's gonna handle Images (included with a free loader) or Text and even display errors in your views so you don't have to think about looking into the console. It supports some resizing and styling so take the time to use it and please give me a feedback either here or on git. Hope your brain didn't overload. It was Kamil B. Mickaël MAS

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Getting Started with Room Database in Kotlin : To utilize Room Database in a Kotlin project, you must include the required dependencies in your build.gradle file. The dependencies you’ll require are listed below: There is an explanation for each dependency ‘room-runtime’: The functionality for working with databases is provided by this Room dependency. ‘room-compiler’: To create the database schema and other necessary code, annotation processing necessitates this dependency. ‘room-ktx’: This dependency is optional, but it offers Kotlin extensions for Room, which simplifies the task of working with it in Kotlin projects. Adding these dependencies will allow you to begin using Room Database in your Kotlin project. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gmi2Pwi3 #Kotlin #RoomDatabase #AndroidDevelopment #MobileApps #AppDev

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