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Upgrading to .NET Core 3.0 – Troubleshooting the Swagger UI

May 24, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

Let me share a piece of my experience in the various issues I faced with setting up Swagger in my ASP.NET Core API, while upgrading it from the legacy aspnetcore2.2 to the most recent aspnetcore3.1 SDK

View Components in ASP.NET Core Simplified

May 19, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In this article, let's discuss all about View Components in ASP.NET Core MVC and the scenarios it could be used with detailed examples.

Setting up and Serving Angular Code in an ASP.NET Core Project

May 11, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

Off late, Single-Page Applications or SPAs have become the most sought after client facing application stacks, for their light-weight and high performance nature. In this architecture, the server focuses on data logic and supplies data to the client in the form of RESTful APIs, while the client application renders the fetched data onto a fluid and dynamic layout.

Write-through Caching in ASP.NET Core Simplified

Cache refers to a high-speed memory section which is dedicated for storing and accessing less frequently updated but read data.

How to Lazy Loading Cache in ASP.NET Core

May 5, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In-Memory Cache refers to a high-speed memory section which is dedicated for storing and accessing less frequently updated but read data.

Scenario – Bypassing jwt token validation in an Authentication Middleware

April 21, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

Let's look at a hypothetical scenario, wherein we would want the authentication middleware to completely be bypassed, but yet the user context for the request be setup for us to use at a later point in the request pipeline.

How to Response Caching in ASP.NET Core

February 28, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core
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In this article, let's talk extensively about what caching is about and how we can generally induce response caching to our App.

Implementing ProtoBuf Media Formatter on an ASP.NET Core API

February 19, 2020
Articles, ASP.NET Core

Custom media formatters are used for providing data exchange between client and server in a type which is not a standard media type in the likes of above. Let's see how we can implement a media formatter which enables us to have data exchange between client and server using a media called Protocol Buffers aka ProtoBuf.