Getting Started with Entity Framework and Code-First Migrations

Hey all! I’m taking a break from writing my Finance App blog posts to write some fundamental blog posts. These will serve as references that I can point to from my Finance App posts, and any other future tutorials. Thanks to my good friend, Devonta for giving me a much better strategy when writing blog posts. In trying to learn as much about the C# environment as I can, I decided to write about something almost everyone in the community is aware of.

Should I Use Function or Class Components in React? 2019

React has gone through a Component API change before Before Class Components were introduced, there was a (now deprecated) createClass method that was the standard. Here is an example of what a call to this method looks like: const MyComponent = React.createClass({ render() { return <h1>Francisco's First React Component!</h1> }, }) Then, ES6 came and delivered many features. One of which was the introduction of Classes. The ability to have an OO styled project in Javascript’s prototypal inheritance world was big.

Promises Pt 2

If you remember my last post, I was having trouble with Promises. I didn’t know it at the time, but I was struggling with structuring my code to fully leverage the chaining power of Promises. So with my new findings I’ll explain the same GET request, now fully powered by promises! Environment We are running a pretty bare bones Express.js server, with bodyParser We also swapped out mysql with promise-mysql for better compatability with Typescript.

Promises Pt 1

Promises have their own kind of hell. And it’s almost as crazy as callback hell. Writing DAO and Manager layers in Node.js with promises has been some adventure. I’m going to talk through a simple get request for some photos with tags and demonstrate my process and pain points. Hopefully any reader (or myself) in the future can smack me in the face and say You dope! Just do [fill in better solution here]

My Second First Post

Oh, hey. I’m doing this again. So, as you may notice, my blog got a revamp. I think my previous design was more of a POC and fun experiment than for practicality. So, I moved to hugo. They let me blog in Markdown which is awesome :sunglasses: Wait, but we don’t care. I do. So fuck off. Wow, kinda passive agressive don’t you think? … What does this mean? Im gonna try to post more than ever.