This is an introduction to Node.js that is a server to run JavaScript apps. After a brief history, I will create a simple web application.
Introduction to Node.js
Tag: javascript
New MarkdownEditor components for JavaScript and Blazor
Today, after 2 years, I released a new Markdown Editor components for JavaScript and Blazor. The full source code is available on GitHub.
Dynamically add JavaScript from Blazor components
In this new post, I show you the code to dynamically add JavaScript from a Blazor components coming from the component itself or another URL
How to add notifications to your PWA
In this post, I explain and give you the code of how to add notifications to your PWA (Progressive Web Application).
The Service Worker Lifecycle with PWA
The Service Worker Lifecycle with PWA can be one of those states: parsed, installing, installed, activating, activated, and redundant
Intro to PWAs and Service Workers
This post is an intro to PWAs and Service Workers. Progressive Web Apps, aka PWAs, are becoming more and more popular everyday
Hiding PowerBI report filter pane
In this post I want to give you the code for hiding in PowerBI the report filter pane from report viewers in an embedded report
TypeScript: JavaScript made Easier and Simpler
TypeScript is a language that is strongly typed and object-oriented. TypeScript is a combination of JavaScript and Type Annotations
Web Browsers still allow drive-by-downloads in 2020
It’s 2020, and numerous browsers still allow drive-by-downloads from what is meant to be secure contexts such as sandboxed iframes. For those unfamiliar with the term, a drive-by-download is when a user visits a site, and a file download is initiated without the user’s interaction. This technique can be used to distribute unwanted software and malicious programs in the hopes that users will accidentally or mistakenly execute the downloads and get infected. New research from ad security firm Confiant shows that secure contexts such as sandboxed iframes can be abused to allow drive-by-downloads…