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Releasing stuff is dangerous: you might break things, you might annoy your users or you could screw up in any number of entertaining ways.
Read MoreLightweight Bar Chart in Vanilla CSS
There are a hundred and one JavaScript charting libraries out there that can do amazing things with your data. Sometimes, though, a whole library is overkill.
Read MoreHigher-Order Components with React & TypeScript
Get the types right on your React HoCs in TypeScript.
Read MorePost-Logout Redirect with ASP.NET Core and ADFS 2016
Make post_logout_redirect_uri work with ADFS
Read MoreGeneric behaviour in ASP.NET Core with Action Filters
Everyone hates copy/pasting code, and Action Filters in ASP.NET Core MVC offer a great way to avoid filling your controllers with boilerplate
Read MoreFinding Freedom in "JavaScript Fatigue"
A lot of people have spoken about "JavaScript fatigue": the idea that there are so many new frameworks, tools and ideas available to the average JavaScript developer that it`s impossible to keep up...
Read MoreCleaning up Resources using MutationObserver
Let's say you've written a shiny new component in your favourite framework and somewhere along the way you've allocated a resource that cannot be automatically cleaned up by the browser.
Read MoreSupporting SignalR Client Handlers after Connection Start
In general, when you create a new SignalR connection you are obliged to have already defined any of your handlers on the hub object...
Read MoreHiding ProxyApi Routes from Web API Help Pages
Keep your Web API help pages tidy when using ProxyApi
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