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submitted by /u/randomrabo [link] [comments]

https://github.com/codenesium/DataConversionExtensions I created this project to simplify data conversion for a project I’m working on. You can take code that looks like this int output = 0; if(!int.TryParse(“123”), out output) { throw new Exception(“Couldn’t parse it”); } and instead just say int output = “123”.ToInt(); This assumes you don’t care it if parses and if […]

I’d like to create a button on my ASP.NET Core application which places a shortcut on the users desktop. I’ve written a small console application which users can run and that works fine, but in a bid to remove this remaining step, is there a way I can implement this into my application? Everything I’ve […]

submitted by /u/cicaglisa7 [link] [comments]

without asking the owners of the api. is it possible. our staging server firewall blocks all incoming requests. so we always need to whitelist all api URLs . I’m using httpClient and web api submitted by /u/_bolum [link] [comments]

As the topic says: [DisplayFormat(ApplyFormatInEditMode = true, DataFormatString = “{0:dd.MM.yyyy}”)] public DateTime? KeyStartDate { get; set; } That works great displaying it: <div class=”form-group”> <label asp-for=”KeyStartDate”>@Resources.Global.StartDate</label> <input data-toggle=”datepicker” asp-for=”KeyStartDate” class=”form-control” /> <span asp-validation-for=”KeyStartDate” class=”text-danger”></span> </div> ​ but when I submit the form the date is parsed wrong e.g. “MM/dd/YYYY”. So if I choose the date […]

Hi. I’m an intern working on a huge ASP.NET MVC project and I’m having a hard time understanding the code. Do you have guys have any tips or tricks that I could leverage to understand/analyze a project? Any reference/tutorials would help too! submitted by /u/ILoveDCEU_SoSueMe [link] [comments]

When building lots of applications or fairly complex applications what are some good ways to abstract the transactional email process to be able to switch email platforms more easily down the road? submitted by /u/AdamYmadA [link] [comments]

Android is an open source OS and it’s based on Linux kernel, and it’s one of the most used Operating Systems. I was wondering why no one provides Runtime for it. For example .NET Core has both SDKs and Runtimes for Windows, Linux and Mac, so why not Android? Same for other languages and frameworks […]

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