ASP.NET Core

By Master Owl / February 2, 2019

Today we’ll look at the main steps you need to take to set up an awesome ASP.NET Core dev environment on Ubuntu Linux 18.04 and build a cool project there. We’re going to build a GIF to WebM converter – a useful utility for any website owner. So, without further ado let’s get the ball rolling!

Web Development

By Master Owl / January 9, 2019

Alright. It’s been a while since I’ve sat down and actually wrote something for my blog. So today is a perfect opportunity to fix that by providing you with an eagle’s eye overview of the main React concepts. There’s a reason why this library has become so popular today, it has some magic that can make creating complex UIs less painful.
So, without further ado let’s dive right into it.

ASP.NET Core

By Master Owl / October 26, 2018

Oh hey there, owlytribe! Recently I wrote a post on Scaffolding an Application From Existing Database with EF Core on ASP.NET Core 2.0, and as it turns out, there’s a new version of ASP.NET Core on the block – ASP.NET CORE 2.1. Things sure move fast at Microsoft these days, right?
So, I decided to check out what’s new in town. If you’d like to join me, hop on the ride and enjoy this quick tour on latest features in ASP.NET Core 2.1.

Web Development

By Master Owl / September 29, 2018

Web performance optimization is an intimidating topic. It involves a lot of different metrics, not to mention that understanding what exactly you need to do to improve the situation is tricky in itself! But, it doesn’t have to be so difficult.
In this post, we’ll look at key performance parameters, briefly go over how browsers work and find out what web performance tools we can use to improve your website load speed.

Accessibility

By Master Owl / September 16, 2018

You’ve probably seen this thing "A11y" on the internet. It’s not a typo, but an actual word presented as an abbreviation. Number 11 refers to the number of omitted letters. The full word is "Accessibility". People just got sick of typing it every time and decided to shorten it a bit. All of us are […]