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I spent the better part of my development time this weekend porting various code from the .NET “full” framework to .NET Core. This included porting EntityFramework 6.1.3 code to EntityFramework Core 1.1.1. It was about as big of a pain as you would expect.

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The latest tooling in Visual Studio 2017 for .NET Core is pretty good. However, it seemed like built-in templates are a bit lacking. Fortunately, the dotnet sdk, and subsequently the CLI, have libraries available for various Single Page Application framework quick starts.

UPDATE – Also check out my other posts on this topic:

https://blog.long2know.com/2017/04/net-core-angular-vs2017-templates-part-2/
https://blog.long2know.com/2017/04/net-core-angular-vs2017-templates-part-3/

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A fellow developer asked me how filter Pipes could be used for filtering based on checkboxes. Using the existing code samples I’ve created, I endeavored to put together a little demo of how this can be achieved.

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Long ago, I blogged about integrated SignalR with AngularJS. An interesting behavior that I didn’t touch on was limiting messages being sent to specific clients. This is pretty easy to accomplish.

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After my recent post on sorting within an Angular Component, I was chatting with another developer about JavaScript sorting. Some of my assumptions about data types and formats allow some edge cases to present themselves in the form of inaccurate sorting.

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In one of my previous posts, I touched on how to build a filtered list using Angular pipes. As I’m adding more features to the table component that I’m working, I spent a little time modifying the pipe to be able to performing combinatory filtering.

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One of the features that I had not implemented in my newer Angular component is sorting. Today I decided to go ahead and tackle this feature. Since the latest version of Angular is out, I’ve decided to simply refer to it as Angular. AngularJS will be used to refer to the older v1.x.

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