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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For 20 years, every C# console application started with the same ceremony: namespace, class Program, static void Main(string[] args). C# 9.0 and .NET 5 change this with Top-level programs. The Change Here is the “Hello World” of the past: Here is C# 9: How It Works The compiler essentially wraps your top-level code into a […]
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Azure Communication Services (ACS) brings the power of Microsoft Teams to your own applications. You get the same reliable global network for voice, video, chat, and SMS, accessible via REST APIs and SDKs. Architecture Overview Creating a Chat Client Here is how simple it is to initialize a chat client in JavaScript/TypeScript: Key Capabilities Voice […]
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One of the most practical new features in Vue 3 is the <Teleport> component. It solves a classic UI problem: how to render a component logically inside a parent (for data/events) but visually somewhere else in the DOM (for z-index/overflow issues). The Problem: Modals and z-index Imagine a default modal component nested deep within your […]
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Entity Framework Core 5.0 ships alongside .NET 5 and brings features that developers have missed since EF6. It completes the “missing features” gap while pushing performance further. Many-to-Many Relationships Finally! You no longer need to manually map the join table entity. EF Core 5 creates it for you automatically. Split Queries A common performance pitfall […]
Read more →Source Generators in C# 9: Compile-Time Code Generation
Metaprogramming in C# has historically relied on reflection (slow at runtime) or T4 templates (clunky build integration). C# 9 changes the game with Source Generators. They allow you to hook into the compilation process, inspect your code, and generate new C# files on the fly that get compiled with your project. How It Works Example: […]
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