Migrations in C# are quite well facilitated by the EntityFramework. In general, when an application with databse is created, initially the database model is taken from the model classes. When these models classes change, then they get out of sync …

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This is the second video of the Microsoft tutorials, for ASP.NET MVC with Entity Framework Core: Continuing the previous video, in this one the following tasks are carried out: Customize the Details page Update the Create page Update the Edit …

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Lately, I have started with creating video tutorials for ASP.NET. Thus, today it is time to deep dive in the ASP.NET once again, following the Microsoft tutorial for ASP.NET MVC Web App from here. In the video below, the following …

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The title somehow looks like random words, picked from a hat at one of those college games we are not supposed to talk about. Anyway, at the second reading it hopefully becomes a bit clearer. And it is simply the …

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After writing about the longest palindromic substring, now it is time to see the longest palindromic subsequence. What is the difference? Pretty much, if we take the word abracadabra: the longest substring is ada in abracadabra the longest subsequence is …

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The longest palindromic substring algorithm exists since 1975. It is different (and easier) than the longest palindromic subsequence. The idea of the substring is to return “anana”, if “bananazorro” is given. This is achieved with a 2 dimensional boolean array matrix and …

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