ABP Framework is a complete infrastructure to create modern web applications by following the software development best practices and conventions. It provides a base framework, startup templates, CLI, a basic theme, and some pre-built application modules.
The key benefits of ABP Framework:
- makes developers/enterprises focus on their own business code by handling repeating tasks by conventions
- handles cross-cutting concerns and provides the services developers/enterprises need
- fills the gap between the plain ASP.NET Core project and the real-world line of business scenarios
- helps developers to code in best practice to build maintainable software solutions
- brings coding standards to the projects, so the whole team follows certain standards
Angular 10, the new version of Angular, has been recently released. In this article, we are taking a look into notable and breaking changes, deprecations, and migration tips.
We will build a basic real-time messaging application in a distributed architecture. We will use Abp Framework for infrastructure and tiered startup template, SignalR for real-time server-client communication, and RabbitMQ as the distributed event bus.
In this post, I will show you how attribute directives in Angular provide a way to adapt UI elements to your components and services and setting default values to them.
We're very pleased with ASP.NET Zero (https://aspnetzero.com/). The best starting point for web applications I've ever found that enables faster time to market. It helped us to build web applications very fast and not dealing with repeating tasks (like user/role/permission management, localization, audit logging, multi-tenancy, UI components, exception handling system..). Its feature richness, ease of use, comprehensive documentation and good support has saved us tons of time&money.