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In this blog, you will learn about Add-Migration : The term ‘Add-Migration’ is not recognized.

Rijwan AnsariFeb 26, 2021152,806250

The article shows a way of evolution of standard JSON APIs based on the author’s experience. Solution based on Avro format significantly reduces time and network traffic in communication between microservices. The article includes results of benchmark comparing JSON API with variations of Avro APIs and implementation details in C# .NET Core.

This blog, we will learn about constructors and types of constructors in C#. There are five different types of constructors in C#. Constructor is used in object initialization and memory allocation of the class. Constructor is used to initialize private fields and their values of the class. A constructor can be overloaded. When we don't create constructor for the class, the compiler automatically create a default constructor for the class

Rachana SinghJan 4, 202142,808250

In this blog, you will learn how to read the config value of array type in .NET Core.

Kiran MohantyNov 28, 202099,345250

How to dynamically register all services as a dependency to an ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection container.

Tanvir Ahmad ArjelOct 9, 202060,715250

In this blog, you will learn about rendering or displaying a document from MemoryStream in Razor View.

Atir TahirSep 21, 202039,348250

In this blog you will learn about .Net Core MVC with Entity Framework Core using Dependency Injection and Repository.

Ishoo AnyalSep 11, 2020100,961250

In this blog, you will learn how to install Fluent Validation in ASP.NET Core Applications

In this blog, you will learn What is FluentValidation & what are its advantages over data annotations?

model popup on button click event in asp.net core 3.1

Khushbu SainiAug 25, 2020166,625250

Why use FluentValidation for validating models over Data annotations?

Using fonts write in multiple languages like Gujarati, Hindi, Urdu in asp.net core.

Rajesh GamiAug 12, 202039,600250

Introduction In this tutorial we will create a .Net Core API project using Visual Studio 2019 and framework version 3.1 We Will also create a Database and table in the database (to perform the CRUD Operations) using the SQL Server Management Studio 2019, You can use SQL Server version 2008 to the latest version.

D. K. GautamAug 9, 2020123,763250

Now a days all the countries are following rules of GDPR for personal information which is now in-build in the ASP.NET Core framework.

Darshan ShahAug 3, 202030,808250

In this blog, we look at a cross-platform SQL store procedure call function in a .NET Core console application.

Barath Kumar MJun 30, 202031,115250

Repository pattern implemented from scrach inside the WebApi of Netcore 3, using generics, Entity Core and swagger.

Joaquin FerroniJun 25, 202048,188250

This blog discusses how to build a .NET Core project Docker image build and pulling it to Azure Container Registry. It looks at the steps for deploying an application to K8S using the KubeController command prompt - "kubectl" in Azure CLI.

Detail about method namespace and purpose of it in .Net Core.

This blog shows Hyper-V configuration in a step by step manner for .NET core and docker containerization purposes.

ASP.NET Core provides support for many authentication providers to secure the app through numerous authentication workflows. However, in many scenarios, we have to provide a web application/site that relies on unauthenticated APIs with anonymous access.

How to download files from SharePoint REST API in .net core?

Bhuban MagarMay 7, 202071,571250

In this blog, you will learn Automapper is Object-Object Mapper Library.

Varun SetiaApr 23, 202025,909250

For this blog, my agenda is to provide a step-by-step solution to read and write CSV files in ASP.NET Core 3.0, and CSVHelper. The Same Logic will work for a Web Application, Windows Application, and Console Application. In this post, I'm going to create a sample Console Application to show you the process.

D. K. GautamMar 28, 2020184,854250

Fundamentally, learning a language always starts with data types. C# is not an exception. However, have you ever thought to restudy this concept with the use of C#’s reflection feature? By doing so, you’ll learn more about how to interact with the types of C#.

Jin NecesarioMar 11, 202021,327250