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* Built upon Knockout and the MVVM Model
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Here’s how I built a quick single entity CRUD grid with AngularJS, WebAPI, Entity Framework, Bootstrap, Font Awesome & Toastr. I spent a more time than I should have getting this all wired up, so I thought I’d share the code to save you some time. As you can see, the CRUD Grid loads data from EF and Works with sort by columns, is easy to ADD, UPDATE, DELETE new registries.
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Here’s how to create a complete web app in under an hour. We will (naturally!) create a todo app. The features: We’ll try to make it somewhat user friendly, e.g. Our infrastructure will be: As you’ll see, this particular choice of tools is well suited to rapid application development, and is also very flexible.
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Last Saturday at the Seattle Code Camp I delivered a presentation I called One Sweet Stack which showed how to start with a SQL Azure database (though it would work with any relational database really), connect to it using Entity Framework, and extend it as OData with WCF Data Services. I chose this stack because…
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Use Knockout JS, ASP.NET Web API and ADO.NET Entity Framework to enable pagination in a HTML Table The question that arises is in what kind of scenarios can we use Knockout JS? Lets’ consider that an HTML page is to be created which makes a call to an external service (WCF Service/Web Service or ASP.NET WEB API) for fetching data and once the data is loaded in the HTML element (e.g. table), pagination is to be implemented. Now this can be done using any JavaScript library like jQuery. However there are some challenges to be thought of like how does the UI update when the underlying data model changes, how to store data on the client side which responds to the change notification for pagination (move previous, next etc.) and calls some logic. Another challenge could be how each user may display different number of rows initially when the page is loaded e.g. (4 rows/ 8 rows etc) and so on. Although these challenges can be coded with libraries like jQuery, it becomes easier if we choose a library that provides binding between UI and data model and has in-built change notification capability.
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This article is an introduction to Knockout.js and CRUD Operations in ASP.NET Web Forms using Knockout.JS. The development paradigm has been changing rapidly for a last few years. The out of the box technologies have been introduced to develop applications with fast, scalable, extensible structure, easy to maintain and easy to use. Knockout.JS is also one of the examples of such emerging technologies. I take an opportunity to explain the concept and topic my way.
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The goal of this article is to walk through a sample Customer Maintenance web application that implements the latest technology from the Microsoft stack, including the latest beta versions of Microsoft .NET 4.5.1, Visual Studio Express 2013, MVC5, WebAPI 2 and Entity Framework 6.
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SignalR brought developers an easier way to build real-time, very responsive web applications. But, how does it play with other available technologies? I took a couple of days to implement a very common scenario needed in every Enterprise Application: A DataTable to do CRUD operations persisting changes on a database. My initial thought was this is going to be a trivial task, I have done DataTables a few times in the past. Then, I realized the real-time model with many concurrent users introduces a few challenges.
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