Author: grepsoft

How to Create a Sidebar in React

In this blog post we are going to create a sidebar in React utilizing Semantic UI. Semantic React UI does ship with a sidebar component but the issue is that it gives a lot of errors and warnings. So I thought why not create our own sidebar component. The main idea is to use hooks […]

Learn how to Create reusable dialog box in Angular.

If you keep on creating dialog boxes in your Angular app within components then watch this video where we create a generic dialog box that can be used for things like user confirmation, file save confirmation etc. This way we create a service and let it handle the dialog box initiation and user interaction. Your […]

Learn how to develop a Google Chrome extension

Do you sit on your computer for too long and need a crazy way to tell you to get up? Well this is exactly we are going to build in this video. A google Chrome extension that hijacks a page and displays GET UP!!! To code a Google chrome extension you need knowledge of HTML, […]

How to create a pie chart using Javascript and HTML

In this blog post I am going to walk you through the process of creating a pie chart using javascript and html. The only external library I am using is jQuery. First let’s see a demo: Enter data points and then hit Enter data. You will see input fields for your points. Just enter those […]

How to use Angular Guards

Recently I ran into a situation where a user would fill out a complex form and then accidentally click on another menu item within the web app. Doing so caused them to lose all the form data and was such a pain. I mean we could cache the form data but that adds another level […]

Reusable Collapsible Widget in Angular

In this blog post I am going to share a collapsible widget created in Angular. This can be very helpful when you have a long form. You can break the form down into sections and then apply the collapsible component. The main idea is to create a separate component that can then be added in […]

Learn how to Publish and Host .Net Web Api

In this blog post I am going to walk you through the steps involved in hosting an asp.net web api on IIS. We will be doing this on localhost. I am assuming you already have developed your api in either visual studio or visual studio code and have published it to some folder on your […]

Show/Hide Table columns dynamically

In this blog post we are going to create an HTML table with configurable columns. And by that I mean the ability to show and hide columns through some sort of a drop down or checkbox as in our case. The code doesn’t do error checks since it is only supposed to demo the concept. […]

Get rid of the CORS issue

Don’t pull your hair yet. Watch this video to see how to fix CORS or Cross Origin Resource Sharing issue. This issue can be a bit annoying but the fix is not really that hard. Learn more about CORS here: CORS