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The post discusses the implementation of a CSV export feature in an application with an ASP.NET Core Web API backend and a React frontend. The author used the CsvHelper library for creating the CSV file. The post details the construction and functions of various classes and methods, crucial for successful export. A key mention is the axios for requests and the correct setting of response type.
Recently I faced the following problem: a React (v18.2.0) frontend application that uses axios (v1.3.6) to fetch data from an ASP.NET Core Web API did not behave as expected when it comes to deserialization of JSON datetimes to Typescript type Date.
In a project I'm currently working I had to set the focus to a Material UI (MUI) version 4 TextField as soon as a button gets clicked. As another input field should be focused after page is loaded, autoFocus did not do the trick. Furthermore the MUI TextField is rendered conditionally. After some research and... Continue Reading →
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