Vue 2’s TypeScript support was… okay, but awkward. It often required class-based components or clunky decorators. Vue 3 was written in TypeScript from the ground up, and the integration is now seamless, especially with the Composition API. Defining Props In <script setup lang=”ts”>, you can use pure TypeScript interfaces to define props. Typing Emits Strictly […]
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.NET 5: Performance Improvements Deep Dive
.NET 5 is the fastest .NET version ever releases. The engineering team has gone through the runtime and libraries with a fine-toothed comb, optimizing everything from the impacts of the Garbage Collector (GC) to the internals of List<T>. Let’s look at the numbers. TechEmpower Benchmarks In the TechEmpower benchmarks (Round 19/20), .NET 5 performs exceptionally […]
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Let’s build a complete Blazor WebAssembly application step by step – a task manager with CRUD operations. Project Structure A Simple Component References Blazor Tutorial
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Microsoft Teams is the hub for remote updates. But for developers, it’s more than chat—it’s an operations console. Through Webhooks and Adaptive Cards, Teams becomes the interface for your DevOps pipeline. Incoming Webhooks Post deployment notifications directly to a channel using simple JSON. Adaptive Cards Create rich, interactive cards (buttons, inputs) using the Adaptive Card […]
Read more →SPFx 1.10: Library Components, Teams Improvements, and Enterprise Development Patterns
SharePoint Framework (SPFx) 1.10 represents a significant milestone in Microsoft’s journey to modernize SharePoint development. Released in early 2020, this version introduces Library Components, enhanced Microsoft Teams integration, and improved developer tooling that fundamentally change how enterprise developers build solutions for the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore every major feature, provide […]
Read more →SPFx with PnP JS: Simplifying SharePoint Development
PnP JS makes SharePoint development much easier. Instead of raw REST calls, you get a fluent, typed API. Why PnP JS? Fluent API TypeScript support Batching built-in Handles authentication Examples References PnP JS Documentation
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