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Implementing a “delete” button in Kendo’s grid pop up with .Net Core to better handle many-to-many relationships
In this article, I will show you how to modify the pop up box to perform a delete operation and compliment the existing add operation in Telerik's Kendo UI. This can be particularly useful for handling many-to-one relationships with the pop up. Extending and exploiting Kendo’s flexibility can be fun, so let’s stuck in.
Complete guide to hosting an ASP.NET Core app on your Linux clearly explained and broken down for beginners
This post delves into proxy servers and how they come into play when hosting .net applications on linux! In order to make our Linux hosted .Net Core application accessible to world online, we need to configure a reverse proxy server.

Logging in .NET CORE 3, a useful guide and walkthrough for C# beginners and experts alike
This beginner-oritented article explores the built-in logging framework introduced in ASP.NET Core. Microsoft have seriously improved its built-in logging functionality and there are plenty of new features to get your teeth into.

What the heck is OWIN for .NET? An indepth look at OWIN for beginners with code examples.
OWIN is a .NET standard for writing web middleware. I had no idea what it was either until I researched and wrote this article for those beginners who find themselves in a similar situation of bafflement.
How to use $.ajax(). A complete guide with code examples and extra tricks
AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XM.
The primary role of Ajax is to handle data asynchronously between a web application and server.
Let's take a look at what's under the hood here!