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| var multi = new MultiKeyDictionary<string,string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase) { | |
| { new [] { "Wonder Woman", "Batman", "Flash", "Cyborg", "Superman" }, "Justic League" }, | |
| { new [] { "Captain America", "Iron Man", "Hulk", "Black Widow" }, "Avengers" }, | |
| { new [] { "Tinky Winky", "Dipsy", "Laa-Laa", "Po" }, "Teletubbies" } | |
| }; | |
| multi.TryGetValue("tinky winky", out var value); // Teletubbies |
| image: Visual Studio 2017 | |
| environment: | |
| IGNORE_NORMALISATION_GIT_HEAD_MOVE: 1 | |
| cache: | |
| - packages -> **\packages.config, nuget.config | |
| - tools -> build.cake | |
| install: |
| /* | |
| I wish ASP.NET Core had the concept of a `Bound` class. The Bound | |
| class would be accessible to developers and be hydrated by the model binder to not only give | |
| you the value the caller sent, but allow you to understand if the user expressed the intent | |
| to give you that information. | |
| There are multiple reasons why a value may not have been bound: | |
| 1. Failed Deserialization |
| public class UserShoppingCart | |
| // Clearly state what the incoming request will be | |
| // and what the response will be (the response is more for clarity) | |
| : Endpoint<UserShoppingRequest, UserShoppingResponse> { | |
| public ShoppingCartIndex() | |
| :base("cart/{id}", HttpAction.GET) | |
| { | |
| // define how this endpoint should | |
| // be configured |
| public controller Home { | |
| // GET home/something | |
| GET Something() { | |
| // c# code here | |
| // assumes you are returning IActionResult | |
| return Ok(); | |
| } | |
| // POST home/something |
| public class Authorize { | |
| public string[] Roles {get;set;} | |
| public overload Roles=(string roles) | |
| { | |
| Roles = String.Split(new [] { ',' }, roles); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| var authorize = new Authorize() { |
| var result = json.People.Select(p => new { | |
| p.FirstName, | |
| p.LastName, | |
| p.Addresses.Select(a => new { | |
| a.StreetAddress, | |
| a.City, | |
| a.ZipCode | |
| }), | |
| PhoneNumbers = p.PhoneNumbers.Select(pn => new { | |
| p.Number, |
| // This example requires the Places library. Include the libraries=places | |
| // parameter when you first load the API. For example: | |
| // <script src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_API_KEY&libraries=places"> | |
| var map; | |
| var infowindow; | |
| function initMap() { | |
| var search = "harrisburg, pa"; |
There are designers on our team that primarily work on their MacBook Pros. They do their CSS, Js, and HTML work without ever opening Visual Studio. It would be nice if they could at least adopt Razor when developing the views and components. I want to build a utility that can render a snippet / partial view / view without the need to run the application.
> razor-render .
This command would do the following.