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In this article, we will look into features of elmah.io, error logging, and health checks in ASP.NET Core using elmah.io, the steps involved in setting up elmah.io for your ASP.NET Core Application, health monitoring for your Core Applications and much more.
In this article, We will talk about Onion Architecture In ASP.NET Core and its advantages. We will also together build a WebApi that follows a variant of Onion Architecture so that we get to see why it is important to implement such an architecture in your upcoming projects.
Writing code is not difficult. Writing Clean and Scalable Code is not easy as well. In this article, we will talk about 20 Tips to write Clean C# Code for your projects.
In this article, we will build and learn how to send emails with ASP.NET Core in Just 5 Simple Steps. Our application will send emails in plain text, support attachments (multiple attachments at once) and also we will learn how to Send Branded Emails using HTML Templates. Note that we will be using Mailkit to send the emails.
In this next part of the Blazor Blog Series, Let's learn about implementing Custom Authentication in Blazor WebAssembly Project. We will cover some core concepts that can get you familiar with how authentication works in Blazor Applications.
In this article, let's go through one of the most searched queries on Google, "File Upload in ASP.NET Core MVC". Uploading Images or other documents is a very basic and common requirement when it comes to building anything from a simple application to an enterprise-level solution. Let's build a small application with which you could upload files of any type to a file system location or to a centralized database table.
In this guide, we will learn how to implement Advanced Pagination in ASP.NET Core WebApi with ease. Pagination is one of the most important concepts while building RESTful APIs. You would have seen several public APIs implementing this feature for better user experience and security. We will go in detail and try to build an ASP.NET Core 3.1 WebApi that implements advanced pagination.
Let's build a Client-side Blazor CRUD Application that uses Entity Framework Core as it's Data Access Layer. In our previous articles, we discussed Blazor basics and it's folder structures.
Understanding Blazor project structure.
In this article, I will show you how to install Visual Studio 2019 Community on to your machine to kickstart your development journey.
This article will talk about Automapper in ASP.Net Core Applications and how we can implement it with ease. We will go through the features of Automapper and the problems it solves by practical use cases. I will also leave the link to my GitHub Repository for the source code used in this guide.
We will discuss the basics of Blazor and the tools required for Blazor Application Development. We will go in-depth with the concept of Blazor, the problem it solves, how to set up the development environment, talk about Server and WebAssembly, fire up your first Blazor Application, and a small comparison of various types of Blazor Projects.
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