If you’re using any sort of Javascript framework to dynamically create content, e.g. Loop a JavaScript array to build a table of data, at some point along the way you will have a value that needs to be formatted to a specific currency. To accomplish this I will leverage Javascript’s Intl.NumberFormat.
Let’s take a look at some code that will take a number and format it to a specific currency’s ISO format using Javascript:
When I first started working with IIS again after working with PHP for so long, I struggled to accept the 20-30 second load time when the website’s AppPool is not running. Here is a nice quick little fix to keep your important websites always running.
This is a handy little bit of SQL when you want to find rows in a specific table that have non-ASCII characters. In the following example, you specify the table in your database and the code will search all rows in that table and all nvarchar columns with non-ASCII characters leveraging the SQL substring between two characters.
The output will be a list of the table field names and what invalid characters they are.
Let’s take a look at the code.
Let me show you a quick method to convert Camel Case in C# to title case.
Sometimes in large processes that span across multiple classes, it’s possible that an entity is added to Entity Framework’s context tracking. I’ve run into this scenario where we accidentally save things that get immediately deleted afterwards.
Let’s look at a neat solution that will allow you to detach specific objects out of Entity Framework’s context. In theory this can go in several places: In the code you know causes the entities to be added or before the call to SaveChanges. In this example we’ll look at the latter because it is a nice and generic spot.