After a lot of digging around to figure the best way to implement the Unit of Work + Repository pattern in an ASP.NET MVC 5 or Web API 2 application, I came up with this solution.
After setting up automatic redirects from HTTP to HTTPS you may start seeing browser warnings about "insecure content" or "mixed content" and some content may be blocked and not displayed, this is because some of the external content references in your html are still using an insecure "http://" url.
A few simple directives for the social sharing buttons: Facebook Like, Google Plus, Twitter Tweet and Pinterest Pin It. The buttons automatically update to the current URL as you navigate through your AngularJS app.
I stumbled across the Dynamic LINQ Library today and can't figure out why more people aren't talking about it.
It's an awesome little library that allows you to dynamically generate LINQ expressions from strings, which is perfect for things like sorting collections by object property names passed as querystring parameters to web api controllers, it even allows you to sort by child object property names!
An example of how to setup a simple login page with HTTP Basic Authentication using AngularJS, and also keep the user logged in after the page is refreshed.
I got an email from a client today about an error happening in an application that I'd built with ASP.NET Web API 2.1. At first I thought they must be mistaken or doing something wrong on their end because their weren't any errors being reported by ELMAH which I'd configured in my WebApiConfig.cs file using the ElmahHandleErrorApiAttribute filter.
