Working with IOptions Pattern in ASP.NET Core
In this article, let's deep dive into using IOptions pattern in ASP.NET Core and the variations, mutations and customization etc with a detailed example.
Can ASP.NET Core WebAPI Actions have void return types?
ASP.NET Core WebAPI actions CAN have void return types. The framework returns an EmptyResult for such actions with a default 200 (OK) status Code.
This can be particularly observed in the cases of HttpDelete operations where no return is expected by the client in most cases.
How to work with Streams in gRPC ASP.NET Core
In this article, let's discuss how we can implement Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex communication with gRPC and ASP.NET Core with illustrating examples.
How Antiforgerytoken Works In ASP.NET Core MVC
In this article, let's discuss the issue of XSRF and how Antiforgerytoken helps in preventing such attacks in ASP.NET Core MVC applications.
How to Redis Caching in ASP.NET Core
In this article, let's talk all about caching in general and integrating & working with Redis Cache in an ASP.NET Core application.
Integrating Dapper with ASP.NET Core – Ultimate Guide
In this article, let's go deep dive into the concept of Micro ORM and how to work with Dapper with ASP.NET Core with examples
How can you use .NET framework class libraries in a .NET Core application?
- Class libraries which are built against .NET framework can be referenced and used inside a .NET Core application starting from .NET Core 2.x by means of a Compatibility Shim that was included in the .NET Core 2.x
- .NET Framework and .NET Core are based on different BCL (base class libraries). The code can be reused, but if the class libraries make use of any .NET Framework BCL specific references (such as Object types - which are different in .NET Core), the application might throw runtime exceptions.
How to create a Worker Service in ASP.NET Core
In this article, let's learn about what is a Hosted Service and how we can create and use a Hosted Service inside ASP.NET Core with an example.
How to use Filters in ASP.NET Core
Filters are components built into the ASP.NET Core which can help us in controlling the execution of a request at specific stages of the request pipeline. These come into picture post the middleware execution, when the MVC middleware matches a Route and a specific Action is invoked.
