When you’re dealing with complex and structured data, you need to determine whether the data is valid or not. JSON-Schema is the standard of JSON documents that describes the structure and the requirements of your JSON data. In this two-part series, you’ll learn how to use JSON-Schema to validate data. 

In the .NET framework 4+, there is enhanced support for parallel programming, including new class library types, Tasks, Parallel For, Parallel Linq, and concurrent collections. Check out some of these features here. 

for name in ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"]
  alert "Hi #{name}"

var i, len, name, ref;

ref = ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"];
for (i = 0, len = ref.length; i < len; i++) {
  name = ref[i];
  alert("Hi " + name);
}

for name, i in ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"]
  alert "#{i} - Hi #{name}"

alert name for name in ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"]

names = ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"]
alert name for name in names when name[0] is "V"

var i, len, name, names;

names = ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid"];

for (i = 0, len = names.length; i < len; i++) {
  name = names[i];
  if (name[0] === "V") {
    alert(name);
  }
}

names = "Vahid": "Mohammad Taheri", "Ali": "Ahmadi"
alert("#{first} #{last}") for first, last of names

var first, last, names;

names = {
  "Vahid": "Mohammad Taheri",
  "Ali": "Ahmadi"
};

for (first in names) {
  last = names[first];
  alert(first + " " + last);
}

num = 6
minstrel = while num -= 1
  num + " Hi"

var minstrel, num;
num = 6;
minstrel = (function() {
  var _results;
  _results = [];
  while (num -= 1) {
    _results.push(num + " Hi");
  }
  return _results;
})();

range = [1..5]

var range;
range = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

firstTwo = ["one", "two", "three"][0..1]

var firstTwo;
firstTwo = ["one", "two", "three"].slice(0, 2);

numbers = [0..9]
numbers[3..5] = [-3, -4, -5]

my = "my string"[0..2]

words = ["Vahid", "Hamid", "Saeid", "Ali"]
alert "Stop" if "Hamid" in words

@name = "Vahid"

this.name = "Vahid";

User::first = -> @records[0]

User.prototype.first = function() {
  return this.records[0];
};

alert "OK" if name?

if (typeof name !== "undefined" && name !== null) {
  alert("OK");
}

name = myName ? "-"

var name;

name = typeof myName !== "undefined" && myName !== null ? myName : "-";

user.getAddress()?.getStreetName()

var ref;

if ((ref = user.getAddress()) != null) {
  ref.getStreetName();
}

user.getAddress().getStreetName?()

var base;

if (typeof (base = user.getAddress()).getStreetName === "function") {
  base.getStreetName();
}

This post provides a simple IValueConverter implementation that makes use of the framework type converters in order to convert between a large range of source / target types. This converter can be used both within bindings and in code-behind to give more concise property setters. 

the most visible change of this release is the addition of the new client stack and its 17 web providers that aim at offering an alternative to the aspnet-contrib providers (additional services will be added in future versions of OpenIddict) 

Did you know that adding XL breakpoint to grid system without touching source code of Bootstrap is possible? Import grid.less-, define some variables, and create one mixin. Let’s dive in.
 

InMemory Cache in ASP.NET MVC 6 and ASP.NET Core is one of the reliable ways to prevent an additional roundtrip to the data source for data that does not change frequently. This article provides an overview