SSW TV’s Programmer extraordinaire Ben Cull walks us through the best JavaScript Frameworks to use in 2016.
Whether you’re developing a product that needs to charge your customers, or you’re just curious about online payments, learning to take money online can open up a world of opportunities. In this episode Ben Cull introduces you to the payments company Stripe, shows you how to take a one-off payment, and demonstrates how to set up a recurring payment plan. By the end of the episode you’ll be ready to add a donation widget to your blog, or add a monthly payment to your next handy tool.
The introduction of ASP.NET 5 and MVC 6 has brought with it a range of technologies that are brand new to the .NET world.
In this episode, Ben Cull fires up a brand new MVC 6 site and walks us through using all the new technologies, as well as implementing some familiar functionality that you may not have realised has changed.
Previous versions of ASP.NET Membership have left a bad taste in many developers mouths, and some are now dangerously out of date.
In this episode of Dev Superpowers, Ben Cull will take you through the latest, greatest and safest way to get your membership system up and running using ASP.NET Identity, OWIN and Dependency Injection.
Watch our own Ben Cull discussing AngularJS with Dan Wahlin!
A captivating interview where you will learn more about:
The future of Angular
Angular extending typescript
Using ASP.NET with AngularJS among other things.
Dan also shares his thoughts regarding SEO portion on a single page app and future events and ‘hangouts’ for Angular enthusiasts.
A must see!
Watch Ben Cull write some code as he transforms a rigid MVC web application into a dynamic pleasure using AngularJS.
AngularJS is a client-side javascript framework that enables the creation of impressively dynamic user interfaces. It strives to remove the tedium of manipulating DOM elements by abstracting many common functions such as showing/hiding, updating content and injecting/removing elements.
ootstrap is a sleek, intuitive, and powerful mobile first front-end framework for faster and easier web development. Join Ben as he shows you how easy it is to make use of the framework, and step beyond the “just another bootstrap site” look and feel.
If you open Visual Studio 2013 and create a new MVC project, you will notice that Twitter Bootstrap is now built in to the program. In this video, Ben Cull walks us through what that means, how it impacts your development experience and how to get the most out of it to produce functional and visually pleasing solutions.