Baha's coding blog

Azure Logic App and passing multi-value parameters to a Stored Procedure

Recently I had the need to pass multiple values to a stored procedure in a Logic App setup. Turned out it wasn't straight plug-and-play OOTB but still fairly easy to achieve. I stumbled upon this post by Dave on the telerik forums which uses a table valued function to do

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Running HTTPS on Nginx with Let's Encrypt

After reading the title you'll by now most likely have noticed that my blog runs HTTPS. This is short summary of what it actually took to do this and a few thoughts on HTTPS. To start with, if you are thinking that not all sites needs to run HTTPS, for

angularjs

AngularJS ng-change event is not defined in Firefox

I recently stumbled upon an interesting issue on a project using AngularJS v1.3.15. One day I was told that there were some issues with a drop-down list in one of our forms. Upon selecting another value in the drop-down list an error message would be thrown in the

c# 7

C# 7 Local functions

C# 7 is well underway yet many .NET developers are just getting acquainted with C# 6 features even though they have been available since early 2014. It doesn't have to be like that however. Microsofts development nowadays happens in the open and has changed into a conversation, which is much

demandware

Part 2: Developing with Demandware

If you haven’t read part 1 you might want to do that first – What is Demandware. In this part I would like to show what the setup for Demandware is like, talk about the underlying technologies and how you develop an application using the platform. The Setup In part

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AngularJS ng-cloak flicker issues

I recently stumbled into an issue with AngularJS using the ng-cloak directive. Part of the page I was trying to hide would still flicker even though I used ng-cloak. I found this a bit silly as the documentation states the following: [...] Use this directive to avoid the undesirable flicker effect

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Part 1: What is Demandware?

This post is intended for developers new to Demandware and people interested in it from a developers perspective. It will be a little series of posts exploring the platform. Before I started working with Demandware I had never heard of it and didn’t know what it was. That being

computer

Getting started with Raspberry Pi 2

A while ago, with the hype of Raspberry Pi 2 I suddenly decided I needed to buy one. Not knowing what I was really going to do with it I just told myself I’d figure it out once I got it. Impulsive purchase? I think so. I bought my

chocolatey

Chocolatey - A Machine Package Manager

What’s Chocolatey? Chocolatey is a super cool Package Manager that you can use to install applications and tools. As they describe it themselves on their website: Chocolatey NuGet is a Machine Package Manager, somewhat like apt-get, but built with Windows in mind. How does it work? Well say I

2013

Visual Studio 2013 Shortcuts and Tips

In this post I’ll briefly highlight some cool features in Visual Studio that I think not all developers are familiar with as well as some tips. Some of these features have been present in VS 2013 for a while and some in earlier versions but I thought I’d

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How to view Intermediate Language for a .NET application

If you’re interested in what the common intermediate language (formerly known as MSIL but often just abbreviated to IL) looks like for your .NET application then here’s a quick how-to. On Windows 8 simply search for ‘Developer Command Prompt for VS‘. On Windows 7, search for ‘Visual Studio

2012

How to rename a folder in Visual Studio 2012 and 2013

It is quite easy to rename a project, folder or file from within Visual Studio. However if you rename a folder for one of your projects outside of VS you might encounter some headache – such as not being able to load the given project into your solution. Let’s say

2013

Visual Studio 2013 Add Table menu option missing (localDB)

If you’re having problems with not being able to add tables in Visual Studio 2013 through the Server Explorer and you’re only presented with the options ‘Refresh’ and ‘Properties’ then it’s most likely because you haven’t got the SQL Server Data. Tools installed. Since late January

Hello world!

using System; public class HelloWorld { public static void Main(string[] args) { Console.Write("Hello World!"); } }