Category: web development

How to use bower to manage front-end library in Visual Studio 2015 : for beginners

Background While looking for the JS libary to populate folder as beautiful tree structure and hopefully having modern UI, I found a useful angularjs based open source called, angular file manager(git), which has beautiful and easy-to-use UI, worth to spend some time for my work. The manual of the app said ‘use bower install –save angular-filemanager’ to… Continue reading How to use bower to manage front-end library in Visual Studio 2015 : for beginners

Jenkins vs Teamcity

Quick and simple comparison between Jenkins and Teamcity based on personal use on both for a month. Jenkins Teamcity Price Free Free up to 20 build configuration Unlimited build license starts from $1,999 https://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/buy/#license-type=new-license Configuration Data Internally managed XML file SQLServer Install Easy Easy, but need to set up with SQLServer. Build configuration Normal Normal, especially… Continue reading Jenkins vs Teamcity

SQLite in .Net

After using SQLite for a while, a few conclusions that I had were SQLite is quite stable enough to be used in corporate environment. SQLite is faster than SQLCE. For a SQLite admin, use the Firefox addon –  https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/ SQL Server Compact Toolbox will be useful: https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/0e313dfd-be80-4afb-b5e9-6e74d369f7a1 Both SQLite and SQLCE cannot be used in a… Continue reading SQLite in .Net

CSV Library to use

At first, I used custom built CSV helper class, which simply separates CSV formatted string with a comma and push the data into DataTable. However, this class didn’t handle double quotation qualifier well enough. So, I started searching for a CSV library. One reliable and mostly recommended CSV library was A Fast CSV Reader (aka LumenWorks.Framework.IO) by Sebastien Lorion,… Continue reading CSV Library to use