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How To Database First With EF Core

January 1, 2022
Articles, EF Core
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In this article, let's try integrating an ASP.NET Core (.NET 6) application with an existing SQL database and understand how "Database First" approach..

Fetch HTML from View in ASP.NET Core MVC Easy

January 1, 2022
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In this article, let's see how we can extract rendered HTML content from a RazorView in ASP.NET Core (.NET 6) MVC using RazorViewEngine

Sending Emails with Images and Attachments in ASP.NET Core with MailKit

In this article, we'll extend our design to add attachments and images to our mail content and send it with MailKit.

Sending Emails in ASP.NET Core with MailKit

December 26, 2021
Articles, ASP.NET Core
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In this article, let's see how we can send this HTML content as an Email to users. We'll use MailKit, which is one of the most popular Mail Client lib..

How to CQRS with MediatR in ASP.NET Core Easy

November 28, 2021
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In this article, let's talk about implementing CQRS - Command Query Responsibility Segregation in ASP.NET Core via Mediator pattern by using MediatR library.

How to use OData with ASP.NET Core Web API

November 15, 2021
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In this article, let's look at how we can add OData capabilities to a simple Web API using the latest OData package and ASP.NET Core as our stack.

Simple Guide to using MongoDB with ASP.NET Core

November 13, 2021
Articles, ASP.NET Core

In this simple quickstart, let's look at how we can integrate ASP.NET Core with MongoDB and perform basic CRUD operations

Working with IOptions Pattern in ASP.NET Core

November 3, 2021
Articles, ASP.NET Core
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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.

The Road to Full Stack Development for Programming Starters

August 5, 2021
Articles

While there are several bands under which the developers work, there's another band of developers who are capable of delivering a single application or a product as a whole. These are the Full Stack Developers.