Web Development

Detailed explanation of the ASP.NET Core platform and how to develop web applications using MVC, Blazor, and Razor Pages. Now on offer in the Mastering Microsoft Development bundle (26 items) for only €16.53 https://www.humblebundle.com/books/mastering-microsoft-dev-apress-books

very simple for use and secur

The future.

Fast...

I have used this and worked like a charm for my company

Allows using C# instead of Javascript to develop Client and Server side applications. Client-side code can run directly in the browser, using WebAssembly. It even seems possible to have a single C# / .NET 6 hybrid Blazor app running in the Browser and on Desktop as a native app.

With ASP.NET Core you can build web apps, web services, IoT apps, and mobile backends. It can be used with Visual Studio, or with Visual Studio Code. .NET 6 is the latest version, it is compatible with various operating systems, Windows ARM64 and macOS have been added.

A very clean and well-documented GraphQL API (with mutations!) that's a breeze to use. The permissions system is also something that was a big differentiator for us since we have over 500 users in the system at any time, and it was critical that they have very granular permissions based on their role, so...

Good experience.

Penpot is open-source, web based and works with open web standards (SVG), written in Clojure.

Being domain oriented, you can import a list of URLs or get the sitemap of your website and analyze everything. The overview page make it easy to find the URLs with low performance.

Build custom tab extensions for Chrome, share images, text, links or GIFs with no coding required.

Free architecture design, with templates for database, serverless apps, machine learning, compute app, containerized app, etc.

Quiet easy to setup and configure

cool

A simple wiki service that can be used by non-programmers too.

It is very easy to use. Specially when it comes to install packages. and it gives a very easy way to import repos from github. and also if you are bothering to deploy your web projects into heroku or something, you should use replit, then you would never worry about deploying your webprojects. it gives you a...

I use CoCalc all the time... to implement CoCalc itself.