In this article, we will step through how to get started with Python. How to install and get it up and running and look into some of the language syntax to get you started with your first Hello World application. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2GS8I430oY] Install python from www.python.org Go to https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm and install PyCharm Python with PyCharm Run… Continue reading Python – Quick start
If you want a simple installation of MongoDB on your Windows server but still want to make it secure so that you are not open to outside connections without a username and password you have come to the right place. In this post, I will step through how to set up your database to run… Continue reading Simple installation of MongoDB on Windows with security/authorization
There is a lot of questions out there on how to focus on a particular cell in a WPF application. If you have the data in you datagrid updated from somewhere else, maybe from SignalR or just updating your Observable object from somewhere in your application, and you want to focus that particular row and… Continue reading WPF datagrid focus on cell
In all my web projects, I seem to need a popup in many places, obviously doing different things. Even though it is quite easy plugging a bootstrap dialog doing the same, I figured it was even better creating an Angular 2 component for this, so I have fast access with almost no code. I built… Continue reading Popup component for Angular 2 with AOT support
You probably want structure your project so that you can separate concerns. In our traditional applications, we are calling into reusable libraries to handle tasks, but with inversion of control (IoC) it is the framework that is calling into the code. By using IoC we are increasing modularity and are making our service more extensible.… Continue reading IoC in ASP.NET Web API projects
Even though angular-cli still is in beta I truly believe it is the best way for starting development with angular 2. If you have not read my post on angular starter you can get it here. In that post I am using systemJS and light server created for angular 2. The angular team has… Continue reading Angular CLI Quick start
You can download the code here. We all love Bootstrap, and we use that as a starting point for our web applications design. To add bootstrap to your Angular 2 project in vscode you can include the “bootstrap”: “^3.3.6” in you dependencies in package.json. and then add a reference to that in you index.html: <script… Continue reading Customizing Bootstrap 3 in Angular 2
Input and Output properties allow us to communicate between components in Angular. In short, if you have a component that raises an event, and you want another component to catch that event, you will need to set the Output property on the component that raises that event. If you have a parameter you want to… Continue reading Angular ViewChild
Finally, Angular 2 is released. In this post I am going to cover: – Components – Services with observables and promise – Routing – @NgModule – Animations You can download the starter project here Digging into new technologies, it’s always a question on where do I start. Before going deeper into it. I like to… Continue reading Angular 2
At some point you will probably need to automate some of your work, and using Windows Task Scheduler if perfect for this. If you do this on a server you will have to make sure that your server will wake up to run the task, and that your credentials is added. This is an easy… Continue reading Automation – Running a Batch File from Task Scheduler Without User being logged In