I've downloaded the latest version of Asp.net boilerplate but I noticed that official UI for ABP became Adminlte not AdminBSBMaterialDesign I want to download latest ABP with AdminBSBMaterialDesign because Adminlte does not work with angular material even If I imported all Modules and when I import materiliza.css the whole design for it will be crashed.
so how could I specify which UI I want to download with ABP before downloading it
Update:
Here is a screenshot for UI for the ABP framework() when I download it in 2019:
Here is a screenshot for UI fo the ABP framework when I download it in this month :
what I want is I wanna go back for old UI
from #aaron comment
There is no way to download an older version from the website. You can download from the source repo aspnetboilerplate/module-zero-core-template's v5.4.0 release, but you still have to rename the packages yourself.
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I install VS 2017 15.3 and create new MVC Core project I try install each new package from package manager console or Manage NuGet package manager window and try to update all package or one of listed package, that show on update tab ,after many times I get that error :
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Package restore failed. Rolling back package changes for 'Sun'. 0
Try to re create new project in MVC -web or API project - and try to update all package but get the same error. This error happen only in MVC core and I create MVC 5 project everything is Ok.
I clear All Cache of NuGet
add https://dotnet.myget.org/F/dotnet-core/api/v3/index.json in new get
But have the last error again , how can I resolve that?
If you have the latest IDE, and you are creating a new application, you shouldn't have to update the packages for the project right after creating it. Not unless you are adding some new library that doesn't come as a part of the template you chose.
Are you certain that you are choosing ASP.NET Core 2.0 in the New ASP.NET Core Web Application dialog when creating the projects?
If ASP.NET Core 2.0 doesn't show in the list of options during the project creation wizard, then you need to install the .Net Core 2.0 SDK. You will have to close and reopen the IDE after the SDK install to see the new option. Without the SDK, none of your projects will update to Core 2.0 successfully.
Hope this helps; good luck!
So I have Umbraco v6 currently setup via a release download and split into a class library and a website. I need to upgrade to v7 at some point and have some question on how I should setup.
What are the pros/cons of setting up through Nuget vs Downloading source and creating project?
Devin
The pro of using nuget is that you don't have to build the project from scratch. If you have a need and/or desire to understand how umbraco is built, by all means pull down the source code, but if you just want to use umbraco, and customized it thru the hooks it provides, then the nuget packages will be easier.
I've done both (though not with the latest version), and using nuget is far easier and quicker to get going.
I am trying to write a plugin for Resharper 8.1. The online SDK documentation makes reference to a Visual Studio project template and list of sample projects. I cannot seem to locate them. They are not downloaded as part of the Resharper 8.1 SDK NuGet package, and although I have found several links that claim to take you to the download page for the Resharper SDK, they only take you here:
https://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/download/
This has a link to the Resharper SDK on this page, but that only takes you to the NuGet repository (and once again the NuGet package does not appear to contain the project templates or samples).
You can download the old 8.x SDKs from this site. The SDKs include the old samples projects.
I haven't updated the samples to 9.0 yet - they'll be uploaded to JetBrains' GitHub page once I've done it.
In Visual Studio, when you add the Angular.js NuGet package, it adds a ton of angular javascript files. I've always just added the direct reference to angular.js (local or via google URL) to my projects and it always works fine.
What's the reason for using the NuGet version of Angular.js?
With Nuget it's easier to get all dependences (if they exists) and monitor updates when they comes out and install them.
But in case of Angular.js Nuget still just copy some js files in your project. So if you don't plan to follow updates and you know all dependences you can just copy your files.
We are using xamarin and mvvmcross with great plesure normmally.
However I updated our project to the newest Xamarin.Ios 8.2, changed the reference from monotouch to Xamarin.Ios updated all our nuget packages (only mvvmcross packages) and then sh.. hit the fan.
1000 errors :P I got ridth of them all, however everytime I am using a component from mvvmcross it want me to reference 'module monotouch should be referenced.
Any suggestion for what I am needing to get my project to build again.
Regards
Xamarin's advice on the unified API is http://blog.xamarin.com/is-the-ios-unified-api-for-me/
Unfortunately, existing Xamarin.iOS components need to be re-built against the Unified API, so while we (and the community) are working to update the component code, you will not be able to include these in your app. A workaround for open-source projects is to download and compile the code yourself as part of your Unified API project.
#lothrop is doing a superb job leading the Unified API development for MvvmCross
You can see the progress, build it and contribute to it on https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/pull/813 (and see a discussion on https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/issues/801)
Currently I believe the progress is pretty good - it's working - but we have some VisualStudio Xamarin blockers which are preventing this being pushed to release.
Getting more dev effort on this - more input to https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/pull/813 and https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/issues/801 - would certainly be appreciated. e.g. the community can help by building and using #lothrop's code - does it work for them?