What is the best way to version your asp.net website using the standard major.minor.revision.build? Do you use a script or do you manually change those numbers?
We set it via our build and deploy script.
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Using "https://devspace.sh/" in Ubuntu, Is it possible to have KNIME, Kafka and python be used for containerizing in dev space? Currently their documentation is about the react, vue and other web based apps only.
Yes. DevSpace works with any language, any framework and any IDE. So, you can definitely work on a python application using the hot reloading feature and then also deploy a Kafka cluster using DevSpace which you are using from the python application.
Check out the Helm deployments section for details on how to deploy Kafka using DevSpace's Helm integration: https://devspace.sh/cli/docs/configuration/deployments/helm-charts
How do i implement prerenderio in asp.net core, for angular spa. Or is there any way that asp.net core has introduced to do this. Actually i am migrating my old asp.net to asp.net core.
There is a package offered by Microsoft which allows to pre-render/execute Nodejs/JavaScript on the server side, commonly known under "JavaScriptServices". You can find it on the ASP.NET team's GitHub repository.
There are different packages that build up on different packages. The Microsoft.AspNetCore.NodeServices is the base package, usually used for people who implement their own server-sided execution based on NodeJS. Then there is Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices which is based on NodeServices and tailored for single plage applications (SPAs) and finally there is a Microsoft.AspNetCore.AngularServices package which provides Angular specific extensions and is based on SpaServices.
On the GitHub you can find examples, for example the MusicStore SPA with server-side rendering.
I have created a website on angularJS. I have local server running using nodeJS. Can anyone please tell me the further process to deploy the website.
Your local server is probably only for development purposes.
You can deploy it as usual application. All you need is web server. The most common selection is Apache, nginx or IIS. You can set up one of these on your own (on your own computer/VPS etc.) or use web hosting (just google it...).
Selecting correct solution depends on budget, needed support and number of users. I assume that usual "cheap web hosting" is the best for you.
I am being asked to make some developments on salesforce. Is there anyway to do it using .Net instead of Apex?
It depends on exactly what you're trying to do, there are Web Services APIs you can call from .NET, but you can not run native .NET code on the salesforce servers.
Is there a way to manage interactively (view/delete) config and code of an application in google app engine? I understand that the deployment approach is versioned batch upload, but can i at least download back a collection of uploaded files of current (or any given) revision of an app? Or is there even an interface for GAE similar to CVS/SVN/GIT with features like revisions diff?
You can download your deployed code as of SDK version 1.3.8 according to the prerelease announcement
This feature was apparently not included in 1.3.8, but it seems to at least be in the works.
The developer who uploaded an app
version can download that version's
code using the appcfg.py
download_app command. You can use this
to download both Python and Java
application code.
You can't interactively configure your app, or modify the code without redeploying, however.
No, you cannot download a deployed application. The only way to see the source is if you have it. You can use git/CVS/SVN but it wont have anything to do with the actual deployment of the application.
Edit: Here are the docs