AngularJS comes with a set of built-in filters that help programmers in developing the required functionality a bit faster. These filters provide the formatting functionality of different objects. These filters are used to format the model data for displaying in the view. This article illustrates some of the AngularJS built-in filters with examples. Filters can… Continue reading AngularJS Built-in Filters
AngularJS directives are extended HTML attributes. This feature gives an opportunity to create totally new html controls or CSS or attributes. Directives are important and powerful entities in AngularJS and also the most attracting part from developer’s point of view. AngularJS has built-in directives like ng-app, ng-controller, ng-model, etc. These built-in directives are prefixed with… Continue reading AngularJS – Custom Directives
The workflow framework in SharePoint 2013 is significantly changed from the previous versions. The following sections provide brief summaries of the most significant updates and enhancements to the workflow infrastructure. SharePoint 2013 workflows are powered by Windows Workflow Foundation 4 (WF), which was substantially redesigned from previous versions. Windows Workflow Foundation, in turn, is built… Continue reading Managing SharePoint 2013 Workflow Development
In many applications, there might be a situation where it is required to map different types of objects. Many a times applications don’t expose the actual database entity to the world. It always prefers to give the Data Transfer Object (DTO) rather than the actual object. Also while writing some business logic there may be… Continue reading How to Assign Values from One Object to Another Dynamically in C#
Looking at the way new iOS and Android releases are adapting to a different design approach, latest by Windows 10, one thing which comes to our mind is why such a drastic change from rich graphical brilliance to a modest, simple and to some of them boring design came up as a new emerging trend… Continue reading Theory of FLAT DESIGN
SDLC, Software Development Life Cycle is a process followed for a software project, within a software organization. It consists of a detailed plan describing how to develop, maintain, replace and alter or enhance specific software. The life cycle defines a methodology for improving the quality of software and the overall development process. The development models… Continue reading SDLC Models and Comparison between Waterfall Vs Agile Models
You never know where your business will take you—and despite the near ubiquity of the Internet, sometimes you don’t get a connection when you need one. That is where salesforce.com Offline Edition works. Whether you’re on a plane or in your most important customer’s lobby, Offline Edition makes it easier for you to stay ahead… Continue reading Going Offline with Salesforce Mobile
In my previous blog, I provided an overview on Microsoft Azure and some of its unique capabilities. In this post, I will be talking about the execution models of Azure and on what basis the decision between either of them need to be made. Software as a Service Software as a Service (SaaS) is a software… Continue reading Microsoft Azure – SaaS, PaaS or IaaS
The mobile world is constantly changing. When your business observes a need to have a mobile app to run across major platforms and devices, you often face the dilemma that which platform to deploy – Native or cross-platform? If you favor one specific platform for your app to live in, the traditional “Build Apps Natively”… Continue reading Building Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin.Forms
When working in a local development environment it becomes tricky maintaining database connection strings. Every developer in the team usually has his or her own SQL instance and hence the connection strings are different. It becomes tedious and error-prone especially when configuration files are checked in with local connection strings by mistake. To resolve this… Continue reading How to configure an alias for SQL Server Instance