On the Swagger site we can find the definition of Swagger:
Swagger is the world’s largest framework of API developer tools for the OpenAPI Specification(OAS), enabling development across the entire API lifecycle, from design and documentation, to test and deployment.
no need for me to explain what to do when Microsoft already has a very good article on debugging within Visual Studio Code
Before we start let’s just ask a few questions:
There are two main goals of TypeScript:
Here is a short article to provide a simple RESTful API using node.js. Continue reading RESTfull API using node.js and express.js
A clear rejection is always better than a fake promise, so when dealing with Promises in Node.JS consider the rejection aspect of the promise.
Continue reading How to handle rejection from a Promise
With Node.js you have the ability to make promises, but what is a promise?
Here is a definition of a node.js promise
‘A promise is an abstraction for asynchronous programming. It’s an object that proxies for the return value or the exception thrown by a function that has to do some asynchronous processing’
Node.js is a very powerful platform for building server-based applications.
I have put together a list of very useful links which help with building and working with Node.js
Continue reading Useful links for Node.js
MSMQ (Microsoft Message Queuing) is a message queue that is available by default as part of Windows. A reliable way of sending and receiving messages across computer systems, MSMQ provides a queue that’s scalable, thread-safe, simple, and convenient to use while at the same time providing you with the opportunity to persist the messages inside the Windows database. Continue reading Microsoft Message Queuing
There are a number of best practices when it comes to Async what I’ll try and cover here are the “guidelines” than actual rules. There are exceptions to each of these guidelines. The guidelines are summarised in the table below.
Continue reading How to Async
How can application A, handle events sent by an application B, and how to implements those events in B? Knowing that B has no idea of the existence of A.
Continue reading How to handle Events between Applications
