Over the past 15 years, I have designed, developed, project managed, or simply worked on hundreds of web sites, web apps, RIAs, rich internet applications, or whatever you call them, for many fortune 500 clients. The best part of it all, millions of users each day are interacting with my work.
Throughout my career, I have used HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3, ActionScript, Flash, Flex, Cold Fusion, JQuery, PHP, WordPress, ASP, ASP.NET, PERL, and XML to build SCORM compliant learning objects, learning management systems, online and offline data driven catalog systems, and customized high impact e-business solutions with product management and transaction tracking systems.I have been involved in the design and development of custom learning management systems. My database experience has centered around, and has not been limited to, MySQL and MS SQL.
I am very proficient in many design programs (including Photoshop, Illustrator, and Flash). Although I am very knowledgeable in most Adobe Products, I do prefer to write most of my code and/ or script by hand. I am also very adept in using many graphic production tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks. I have even written some of my own graphic manipulation tools using Flash, Flex.
I’m a team player. I am a motivated individual who enjoys taking on new challenges and learning new technologies. I have exceptional verbal and written communication skills and excellent project management skills. I am well organized and a proficient multi-tasker. I have strong problem solving skills such as the ability to use technology in creative ways to meet unique project requirements. I love to be challenged and I always have a positive outlook no matter how tight the deadline is.
Recently I wrote about how good angular works with .net core. And since I already went through that exercise I decided to share some of my experience with the Dotnet CLI and how to get your dotnet application up and running.
Recently I wrote about how good angular works with .net core. And since I already went through that exercise I decided to share some of my experience with the angular CLI and how to get angular up and running.
Nowadays, the monolithic approach of frameworks is no longer popular. Latest frameworks tend to be more modular and cross platform. ASP.Net Core is a re-write of ASP.Net but a lot more modular when combined with Angular 4
Recently I have been experimenting with PixiJS v4. It is HTML5 Creation Engine to build beautiful digital content with fast and flexible 2D WebGL renderer. It is truly amazing library and I recommend everyone to try it and play with it.
So now that I have some time at my disposal lets review all of the latest and greatest from c# 7. As probably most of you know, in this release there are not that many dramatic changes unlike some of the previous versions of c#.
I am a fan of single page applications and RESTfull services, and more specifically I enjoy angular and react. So I was workign on a new page http://localhost/reports/myTestReport . However, recently I encountered a extremely frustrating error when I was working with angular. The error looked somewhat like this: