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Yet Another генератор статической документации для онтологических моделей данных
Привет, хабр! Решил поделиться с миром своим проектом, который делался в свободное время и был мне полезен на моей текущей работе. Ссылка на гитхаб https://github.com/simplepersonru/SimpleOntoDoc Проект - генератор статического сайта документации для онтологической модели данных Онтологическая модель данных — это способ формального описания предметной области, в основе которого лежат три главные вещи: 1. Классы (типы объектов, «сущности»). 2. Атрибуты (свойства этих классов). 3. Связи (отношения между классами). Под катом: + Мотивация (зачем мне это нужно) + Как это выглядит (с опубликованным примером) + Как можно применить (зачем Вам это нужно) AI дисклеймер - при написании статьи активно использовалась нейросеть головного мозга, будьте осторожны
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Join the .NET Smart Components ecosystem
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/join-the-dotnet-smart-components-ecosystem/#microsoft #NET #NET_Core #AI #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components
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[Перевод] Гладкое бритье: Razor Pages для разработчиков веб-форм
Если вы, будучи разработчиком ASP.NET Web Forms, сомневаетесь в переносимости своих навыков на более современную платформу .NET (например, .NET Core или .NET 6), то спешу вас успокоить — все не так уж и плохо. Хоть Microsoft и не планирует переносить Web Forms, приобретенные вами навыки вполне применимы в аналогичном фреймворке под названием Razor Pages. Да, вам все равно придется адаптировать свое мышление к этой новой платформе, но если вы не пожалеете на это время, ты вы откроете для себя такой же мощный и простой в использовании инструмент для создания веб-приложений.
https://habr.com/ru/companies/otus/articles/839220/
#aspnet_web_forms #aspnet #razor_pages #вебформы #вебразработка
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Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.
Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.
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Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.
Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.
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Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.
Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.
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Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.
Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.
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Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.
Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.
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Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-dotnet-smart-components/#microsoft #NET #AI #ASP_NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components
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Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-dotnet-smart-components/#microsoft #NET #AI #ASP_NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components
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Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-dotnet-smart-components/#microsoft #NET #AI #ASP_NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components
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Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-dotnet-smart-components/#microsoft #NET #AI #ASP_NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components
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Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-dotnet-smart-components/#microsoft #NET #AI #ASP_NET #ASP_NET_Core #Blazor #azure_openai #MVC #openai #razor_pages #smart_components