Product Description
by Patrick Desjardins (Author)
.Net Knowledge book This book is a melting pot of several articles about web development around TypeScript, React, NodeJs and JavaScript. They are scenarios that happen in the everyday work of developers who use these technologies. They are divided into short articles that are easy to understand. This book is ideal for anyone with intermediate to advanced knowledge of web stack who wants to learn more about how to deal with practical cases. This book includes articles written during 2017. It is volume 5 of a series of books that focus on real software developing problems. The first four volumes were more around Microsoft Asp.Net in enterprise. This one focuses on TypeScript and React. Here are some subjects discussed in the book: New features about TypeScript, differences between Flow and TypeScript, migrating AngularJs to React, processing images with NodeJs, flux cycle with React and Redux, Redux middleware, configuring Gulp and webpack for TypeScript, NPM, webworker, building performance with TypeScript, Rest and destructor operators, multitudes of JavaScript sort algorithms.
Author Biography
Patrick Desjardins has been working since 2017 for Netflix as a Senior Software Developer Engineer and is a former Microsoft Senior Software Developer Engineer working on MSDN, VSTS and Teams. He was a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Asp.Net for two consecutive years, 2013 and 2014. He has studied software engineering and he is known for his analysis, resourcefulness, and abilities to find effective solutions quickly. Since his early professional career, his focus has always been to keep up to date in order to provide quality services to meet customers' needs. Patrick is a professional who has a well-developed work ethic and who has the desire to perform both in quality and timeliness. His area of interest is Web development, which he embraced since the early 2000s. For many years Patrick has continued to train daily in new technologies and apply all theories learned to various projects. Patrick is a huge fan of Microsoft technologies' .Net which he used to develop professionally since 2004. By contrast, since 2002 he developed in PHP many projects that make him someone with multiple perspectives on how the web can be developed. His main focus is to help people to embrace Microsoft technology in an enterprise environment. He is a strong believer in Asp.Net MVC and Entity Framework to help create quality websites for professionals that follow good standards with Html5, CSS3 and design patterns.
