View Components in ASP.NET Core Simplified
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.
How to write Faking Tests using xUnit
In this introductory article, let's get started with unit testing in .NET Core using xUnit and write some Faking tests using the same.
Setting up and Serving Angular Code in an ASP.NET Core Project
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.
How to write to Azure Storage using ASP.NET Core
In this section, Let's look at how we can write some content to a File in Azure Storage from ASP.NET Core using Azure Storage SDK.
How to read from Azure Storage via ASP.NET Core
In this article, let's discuss about how we can access files from an existing Azure Storage Container via Storage SDK from ASP.NET Core application.
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
In-Memory Cache refers to a high-speed memory section which is dedicated for storing and accessing less frequently updated but read data.
Docker for Beginners – Docker Container Restart Policies
In a previous article, we have spoken in length about what a docker compose is, and how it can help us in creating customized image builds. let's talk about how we can also further specify how the images when containerized should behave when struck with a termination, aka their "restart" behavior expectations.
Social Authentication in ASP.NET Core – Handling Multiple Login Providers
So far we have seen in details about how we can provide Google and Facebook authentication for a user with each provider having its own configuration and middleware invoked. In general scenarios, one would prefer providing multiple options for user to signin as it can open up multiple sections of audience