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Restarting a Specific Azure Web App Instance

The Azure Portal allows you to restart a specific instance in your App Service, but how do you know which one is which? Read on for a helpful tip!

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On one of my projects, a developer asked my help when he noticed that the application just hang after invoking a specific action on a Web API controller. In this at first innocent looking piece of code he was using a combination of async and non-async code. Here is a simplified example; via Pocket

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Adding Ratings and Reviews to Sitecore Commerce with YotPo

Ratings and reviews are important features to offer on an ecommerce website, giving customers confidence to make a purchase. Adding such a feature to Sitecore is simple thanks to Yotpo, a leading provider of reviews, ratings, and many more related commerce features. With a free Yotpo account and bit of code you can be up…

Adding Ratings and Reviews to Sitecore Commerce with YotPo was originally published on SelArom Dot Net

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It's so easy to learn and use Vue.js that anyone can build a simple application with that framework. Even novices, with the help of Vue's documentation, can do the job. However, when complexity comes into play the things get a bit more serious. via Pocket

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Sourcetree Suddenly Prompting for Github Credentials

As a developer you’re probably familiar with the phrase “It was working before and I didn’t change anything!” That hit me today as I attempted to pull an update from a Github repo using Sourcetree. I was prompted for Github credentials, which were repeatedly rejected. After verifying that the credentials were valid (and that I…

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Orchard Core is the next big thing in Orchard. It's exciting to see the project get close to release, and every demo I see of the project, I get more and more impatient for the official release. via Pocket

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While Activity handles user interaction with your app, Layout determines how the app should look. In this post, you'll learn how a layout defines the visual structure for a user interface, such as the UI for an activity or app widget. via Pocket

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Whether you are creating cloud-native applications, infusing your apps with AI, or just getting started, Connect(); 2017 will inspire you to build the apps of the future. via Pocket

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Two years ago, the Orchard community started developing Orchard on .NET Core. After 1,500 commits, 297,000 lines of code, 127 projects, we think it’s time to release a public version, namely Orchard Core Beta 1. If you know what Orchard and . via Pocket

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This project's goal is to demonstrate guidelines for creating a Windows 10 IoT Core based product and walk through the creation of an IoT device, from implementation to final deployment. via Pocket

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ASP.NET Core has uses the notion of a pipeline of middlewares. Each time a request is handled by ASP.NET, it goes through each middleware registered in the pipeline in turn. via Pocket

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When you start to write apps, you probably sit down and think about how you will structure your code, which frameworks you are going to use, and how you can manage the whole project. via Pocket

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Routing in ASP.NET MVC apps has often presented challenges to developers, resulting in a bunch of different route debugging tools and nuget packages. In ASP.NET Core, there tends to be less routing confusion because of the emphasis on attribute routing, rather than the traditional routing tables. via Pocket

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Azure Machine Learning makes it easy for developers to incorporate intelligence and predictive analytics into their apps. Join Jason to learn core Machine Learning concepts and how you can use Azure Machine Learning Studio to start building smarter apps immediately. via Pocket

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James Montemagno walks you through how Xamarin for Visual Studio 2017 makes it even easier to deliver fully native Android, iOS, and UWP apps from a single C# codebase. You’ll learn what’s new, including: the Xamarin Inspector and Profiler, new language features in C# 7, and how Visual Studio 20 via Pocket

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David Ortinau shows how to use your .NET skills, XAML expertise, Visual Studio, and Xamarin.Forms to deliver world-class Android, iOS, and UWP apps faster than ever. via Pocket