Category: Web development
To create a very simple ASP.NET Web API service as an example, please see this previous post:https://www.technical-recipes.com/2018/getting-started-with-creating-asp-net-web-api-services/This will show you how to create a basic Web API service, with example …
In Visual Studio (2022 in this example)| select File > New > Project.Select to create a new ASP.NET Core Web API ApplicationGive your project a nameUncheck the use of controllers, …
Step 1: Create a new Visual Studio projectChoose the WCF installed template and create a new WCF Service Application:Step 2: Create your web service codeUpdate the IService1.cs and Service1.svc.cs classes …
Creating the WCF web service in Visual StudioIn this post I am using the WCF Web Service as an example, see this post for an example using using asmx:https://www.technical-recipes.com/2017/creating-and-consuming-a-web-service-in-c-net/A useful …
Creating a web service in Visual StudioNote that in this post I am using the .asmx Web Service as an example, not the newer WCF version.See this StackOverflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36942846/web-service-template-missing-from-visual-studio-2015-professionalCreate …
Some instructions on how to use fullpage.js to scroll between sections in your web page.I am not a web developer, so this post will contain a minimum of javascripting, css …
Step 1: Create a new Visual Studio projectCreate a new Console application:Step 2: Use the Package Manager console to install the HTML Agility package.Select Tools > NuGet Package Manager > …
A very short description of how to create horizontal scrolling pages using HTML and CSS style sheets.Original inspiration is from this YouTube tutorial by Todd Shelton, which I have even …
Some brief instructions on getting started with using the Chromium Web Browser in WPF.Step 1: Create a new WPF project Step 2: Obtain the CefSharp packages using NuGetLink for the …
Essentially the same as these instructions, but using a purely MVVM approach and without the additional stop / start / pause etc buttons – the application just ‘sees’ the MP4 …
