What is this Directory.Packages.props file all about?
With introduction of MsBuild we can now manage all these Package Version numbers more in a single file that we can place in the Root of our solution or project files.
With introduction of MsBuild we can now manage all these Package Version numbers more in a single file that we can place in the Root of our solution or project files.
A walk-through guide detailing the steps you can follow to configure your Blazor wasm project to use Tailwind CSS.
A walkthrough guide on how to create a simple Balzor application and deploy it to netlify using GitHub Actions and Cake Build Script
An introduction and exploration into understanding & implementing Middleware components into Dotnet Web based applications
A quick walkthrough guide on how to implement WebSocket end points in dotnet
Learn how to generate code coverage summary reports and view them on your GitHub actions
A walk-through guide exploring how to utilize another commonly required aspect for enterprise software application and the ability to store documents, images and various other data files, using Azure Blob Storage.
A detailed walk-through guide on how to use of Azure Key Vault in your dotnet REST API projects to store and use secrets
A walk-through on How to add and use user secrets to manage application specific secrets using the dotnet cli
how to make use of the HttpClientFactory to implement the Typed Client pattern in dotnet.
Data validation in API’s is crucial task yet is often overlooked, with Entity Framework Core entity data validation is made easier and it can also be expanded upon to provide robust solutions
Improve your development workflow by connecting to your database within your IDE
With introduction of MsBuild we can now manage all these property settings and more in a single file that we can place in the Root of our solution directory along our solution file and it will be applied to all projects defined in the solution automatically.
To pack a nuget package for testing locally is actually a fairly trivial process of using the dotnet pack and defining a local folder you want your package to be located.
The strategy design pattern splits the behavior (there are many behaviors) of a class from the class itself. This has some advantages, but the main draw back is that a client must understand how the Strategies differ.
vertical slice architecture separates applications into “vertical slices”, representing the part of each layer that creates a specific feature
Exploring the .net minimal Api templates and the how and why they can be useful for developers
Statement management can be a key aspect of any application design. It tends to cover a broad range data storage capabilities in your application, which may include accessing files on the file system or accessing a database of some description, with the purpose of manipulating the state of an object.
In this article we’ll explore how to create a simple state management microservice using dapr
JSONPatch can help update document resources in a very explicit way.