If you watched my course Build Apps with Angular and Breeze [http://jpapa.me/spangz] the first week it was out and followed along by installing HotTowel, you may have hit an incompatibility with the recently released ASP.NET Web API 2 and Entity Framework 6. Good news! The exercise files, github rep
While writing the upcoming Part 2 of my Pluralsight course Building Apps with Angular and Breeze [http://jpapa.me/spangz], I found myself wanting to extend a constructor object with another constructor’s members. I had an object called AbstractRepository that has a set of functions (ex: getAll, que
Looking for an easy way to kick-start your Angular [http://angularjs.org] app development in under a minute? Now you can with HotTowel.Angular, a free NuGet package [http://nuget.org/packages/hottowel.angular] (and soon to become a Bower package too). What do you get? Let’s take a look … What'
I’ve been toting around my Intel Haswell Ultrabook for a few months now and the combination of slim, trim, fast, touch, and long battery life has mad eit my laptop of choice. I’ve had several review Ultrabooks (Intel has been gracious enough to send some my way) and they all had their pro’s and cons
You know how sometimes we start coding a simple app and you start sprinkling a few cool tiny features and suddenly you realize your app has blossomed into something special? Well, that’s how I feel about the app you will build in my latest course-series (yes, “series” is no typo) for Pluralsight [ht
