So now that I understand Webpack, I needed to setup my project. Because we are dealing with legacy systems (ASP.NET v4) I didn’t want to stray too far from what the company is already using, so I chose to write the application as a ASP.NET MVC 5.3 application that would run on the existing servers … More Step 3 – Setup my project
As I stated, for this project I decided it was time to look at Webpack. More and more of the web community is switching to Webpack. It is bundled in Angular-CLI for Angular 2/4. And though we don’t use Angular 2+ yet (Angular Material 2 is not ready for prime time and we use Angular … More Step 2 – Learn Webpack
When starting any project, the first step is always to setup your environment (or at least verify it). My environment is Visual Studio 2015. Yes, I know Visual Studio 2017 is out and I would love to use it. There are so many great innovations, tooling and language wise, but there are some key development … More STEP 1 – Set up my environment
At work this week I started a new project creating a search and assignment tool for a sales based call centre. They have an existing database and ASP. Net Web forms web site system and a very complex login mechanism (which they hand rolled, completely bypassing ASP. Net Membership and Roles). I decided to take … More Angular 1, OAuth, and OData, and Custom Identity Provider
Adventures in Software Dev with Adam 