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Aurelia and Visual Studio 2015
If you have been following me for the last few weeks then you know I’ve been playing with ECMAScript 6, Web Components and Polymer quite extensively. This is all leading towards a major single page...
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Project Spartan and ECMAScript 6
Microsoft just released Project Spartan to the Windows Insiders that are running the Windows 10 Technical Preview – a new browser that pretty much kills off Internet Explorer. At a minimum, Project...
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ASP.NET MVC6 Identity Part 3 – An ECMAScript 6 Modal Login Dialog
I’ve recently been recoding my ASP.NET Identity tutorial to use WebAPI and conform to any changes introduced in the beta-4 release of ASP.NET5 MVC6. In the last article I introduced the WebAPI for...
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ASP.NET MVC6 Identity Part 4 – AJAX Authentication
In the last few articles, I’ve covered the following: Creating an ASP.NET Identity Database Data Annotations and Custom Validators for Models A WebAPI Authenticator An ECMAScript 6 Modal Dialog Four...
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Visual Studio Code and Trimming Whitespace
Have you noticed that eslint doesn’t like trailing whitespace. It has a rule for it: the no-trailing-spaces rule. Normally, this wouldn’t be a problem. I’m normally using Visual Studio 2015. Visual...
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Node, MVC Controllers and ECMAScript 2015
Long time readers of my blog will remember that I previously covered Node and MVC applications in a short tutorial series. At that point, I wrote the controllers and loader in ECMAScript 5.1. The code...
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ASP.NET, ES2015, React, SystemJS and JSPM
I’ve started investigating a relative newcomer to the JavaScript library, but one that is making a lot of noise. That library is React. But when I combined this with ASP.NET, I found the build...
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Building an ES6/JSX React/Flux App – Part 1 – the Views
One of the newer technologies on the JavaScript scene is Flux. It’s getting a lot of attention right now because it’s not MVC. It seems like every other framework was doing MVC or some variant thereof....
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Building an ES6/JSX/React Flux App – Part 2 – The Flux
In the first part of this tutorial, I concentrated on React views. In fact, I didn’t do anything else. Except for a little bit of in-component interactivity, everything that resulted from those views...
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Building an ES6/JSX/React/Flux App – Part 3 – Authentication
Over the last two posts, I’ve delved into React and built my own Flux-Light Architecture, all the while trying to implement the most basic of tutorials – a two-page application with client-side routing...
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