How to control dependency lifetime in ASP.NET Core? How to properly register and resolve dependencies?

Explanation of everything that WebHost.CreateDefaultBuilder does along with its source code.

An overview of methods of error handling in ASP.NET Core 2. See what’s available out of the box and when to use it.

A quick tip on how to inspect a scope of any element in an Angular JS application

Introducing the Quick Indent Modifier – a Visual Studio extension allowing to change indentation settings really quickly.

It’s not commonly known that that Visual Studio may be used for viewing file diffs and resolving merge conflicts. You’ll see how easy it is to set it up with SourceTree and commandline Git client.

How to deploy an ASP.NET 5 application to Docker container running in Azure virtual machine.

Light Grid 0.3.0 is hot off the press! This version, similarily to the previous one, comes with a bunch of breaking changes, but we’re getting very close to the stable version. My backlog has several new features and no more changing of major parts. The most important new features: The lg-grid directive can be used […]

Summary of conferences I will speak on in October 2015.

Short summary of the changes and additions to the 0.2.0 release of the Light Grid.

Introducing Light Grid – a simple and lightweight Angular JS grid.

Is deploying ASP.NET 5 applications to Azure with Git or Mercurial as simple as the old ASP.NET 4 apps? Turns out it (almost) is! You just need to remember few steps and you’ll set up continuous deployment in no time!

ASP.NET 5 middleware doesn’t have to be chained one after another. This article present options we have to create non-linear middleware.

It is likely that a lot of ASP.NET Core projects will need to use custom middleware. In this post I will describe what are the simplest ways of creating an own ASP.NET Core middleware and using the built-in dependency injection system.

In the previous post I wrote about common cases of directive communication. Now’s the time for several slightly more complicated scenarios: accessing child elements, siblings and issues with transclusion.

The internet is loaded with tutorials and posts about simpler cases of directive-to-directive communication in AngularJS. However, I haven’t found the complete guide covering the less obvious scenarios as well, so here’s my shot at it. The first part will cover cases where directives are placed on the same element and where the caller is […]

Have you ever had a web page with two neighboring elements with box-shadow and noticed that one seems to be “on top” the other? In this article I explain how to make the shadow fall behind both.

Hello, world! Finally, I pulled myself together and created a blog. This was my goal for quite some time. The blog will primarily be a reference for the future me, so I have the awesome things I find across the web in one place. If anyone happens to find it and make use of information gathered […]