Wait, i see why yours might not work, you have an extra ")" at the end??
{{'RequiredField' | localize, 'Surname' | localize)}}
This should work
{{'RequiredField' | localize}} {{'Surname' | localize}}
It would go something like this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6658313/generate-a-git-patch-for-a-specific-commit
You would to this
git format-patch -1 HEAD
And then publish the patch file along with the commit.
We would download the patches and apply them like this
git am < file.patch
Oho. I see.
I'm glad to know that your the guy that will answer our questions..
But the difference is, most companys that charge $2500 for a product specifically designed for developers, provide a better way to get concise explanations and have extensive documenation on the product. Because the documentation for the product is, cough.. cough.. "evolving", the people at Volosoft must/should respond every day to every questions.
Note, I also use ServiceStack.com, and just a single person, the actual developer of the product, provides extreemly detailed responses, and we have interactions that often go on for days. ServiceStack yearly cost is $150??
IMHO, Unfortunaly someone like aaron, respons before Volosoft, and because of that we ASSUMED that you were a staff member of theirs. Point being there SHOULD be more people like aaron answering questions.
BTW, I also found that upgrading from 6.6.1 to 6.9.1 had better performance.
Not exactly sure what spcifically changed. But is somehow seems faster.
#1 Im not very experienced with git, but i beleve this is how i could accomplish my goals using git.
If each release of your template we could
But this all would start by generating the patch files. Im not sure if i can generate a patch file from your repo. Im going to investigate this.
If anyone has done this PLEASE let me know. As I said, i'm a nube when it comes to git.
#2 i'm locked out of this, can you approve my account @mbalsam-refind to view these links.
#3 Dont get me wrong, i really like all of the new features and improvements you're making. I also like the fact that you just reworked your documentation. But in my humble opinion, as a company, you need to invest more time in documentation.
Example, i spent 1/2 a day and rewrote your documentation on how to run aspnetzero on a mac, but for Ubuntu, where there is no Visual Studio for Mac. I had to review three different documents. I made a separate page on our internal wiki. As a customer, I should never have to do that. Agree?
I have a few suggestions as to how you can make this process easier. Let me know if your interested, or i guess i will need to implement them on my own. If your not the decision maker please send me their contact info.
But i think you should consider this. You say "AspNet Zero is mainly designed for project startups", but if these "project startups" are successful they will have the same problems as i just listed.
Your sort of telling me, well "WHEN" you move beyond the "startups phase", Aspnetzero is NOT for you.
I don't think you want to tell me that, but it is what you're telling me.
sudo npm install -g @angular/cli
??
I found that this sort of addresses #3
https://medium.com/@shairez/angular-routing-a-better-pattern-for-large-scale-apps-f2890c952a18
if you build with these flags the size goes way down.
ng --prod=true --optimization=true --aot
I've been having some problems using the --aot flag due to compilation issues.
