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In this article, you will learn about Exception Handling in .NET Core.
This Article for File Upload, Download and Delete Operation to Web Server.
In this article , I am going to explain concept of containers and how to run your dotnet core web application in container.
connect to MS SQL and MySQL Database to your simple .NET Core Web API using package manager console by following simple steps
In this article, you will learn how to perform CRUD Operations using GraphQL in ASP.NET Core.
Learn how to create a simple .NET CORE 3.1 Web API using Repository Pattern
Understanding how to Consume OData feed by building a C# Client Application.
Basic understanding of biggest feature in ASP.NET Core technology.
Basic understanding of a feature called in build Dependency Injection provided by ASP.NET Core.
In this article, you will learn how to implement .NET Core in Linux.
In this article, you will learn about HTTP requests using IHttpClientFactory.
In this article, I am going to explain how to build a .NET core Microservice with an API gateway using Ocelot.
This is a step-by-step article showing how to integrate gRPC and Blazor Web Assembly.
No need to build and publish packages manually, automate it using GitHub Action.
Learn how to modify a C# Snowflake ID generator by reducing worker, datacenter, and sequence bits to produce shorter unique IDs.
When working with applications using .NET or .NET Core, you should have few tools with you to boost productivity. This article talks about the top 10 tools every .NET developer must have. From the swath of developer tools available in .NET and .NET Core, I'll pick up the top 10 most popular and important tools.
Mocking HttpClient using XUnit with the help of HttpClient property in Interface (Wrapper class).
We often come across a scenario where we need to run some function for a long time where this function would react on some trigger and then run some code logic. This is where we need to apply a long running task. This task stays active and responds to a specific trigger. In today’s article we will look at creating such a long running task. We will pass to it the function that needs to run and when the trigger is activated a single run of the function will be executed.
A prototype to demonstrate the fanout async messaging pattern using RabbitMQ to publish messages in multiple queues for different consumer to consume the same message.
A common term we hear nowadays is NoSQL databases. These are being very strongly promoted by all vendors. One of the most common NoSQL databases these days is MongoDB. In this article, we will discuss what a NoSQL database is, when it must be used and then we will look at an example of how to install, create, and populate this database. Finally, we will look at how to access data from this database using an ASP.NET Core Web API.
In this article you will learn how to deploy ASP.NET Core and DotVVM Web Applications to a Virtual Machine in Azure.
In this article, we will create an Angular 9 application with ASP.NET WEB API Core then run and deploy an application using Docker container services
In this article, we will discuss authentication and authorization using JSON web Tokens in.NET core 3.1.
This article covers exposing a central gateway point to the outer world to access protected API content. The handling of different micro-service routing will be done by Gateway itself.
This article shows how to use SPToCore utility to scaffold stored procedures for a .NET Core project
One of the most common aspects of any application is the ability to write logs. These not only help to troubleshoot problems that arise out of an application but also help to keep track of how things are going and take pre-emptive measures to stop problems before they even happen. In this article, we will look at the most common type of logging that we expect to find in any application: a file log. We will see how to implement a file log in an ASP.NET Core MVC application.
A buzz word you may have heard these days is containers and how they have many advantages over the traditional Virtual Machines concept we have seen in the past. Without a doubt, containers are a great way to create microservices and have them live in their own space which makes them easy to move and upgrade. Also, deployment to the cloud becomes much efficient with containers, as cloud providers like Microsoft Azure provide out of the box solutions for storing and hosting containers. In this article we will look at placing a .NET Core Web API application inside a container, hosting the container in an orchestrator which makes the container available for use, and finally, running and using this containerized application.
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