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by bill-s, 2018-03-03T08:10:53.812Z
In this blog series, I'm going to create a small chat application using React and ASP.NET Core, to learn more about React and to learn how React behaves in an ASP.NET Core project during development and deployment.by NeelBhatt, 2018-03-02T18:46:53.499Z
In these series of posts, we will see how to secure your .Net Core applications. In this post, we will see how to enforce SSL to your .Net Core applications along with adding HSTS to your .Net production site.by ahoskins, 2018-03-02T22:29:21.764Z
When you use JWTs (Json Web Tokens) to secure your ASP.NET Core Web API you can restrict parts of your API to authenticated users (by requiring a valid JWT for certain requests). In the last post we saw how to block unauthorised users from accessing your API actions and conversely how to let authenticated users through. But what about when you need a bit more information? Maybe you need a few more details about the user because George has access to delete users but Susan doesn’t. We don’t want to accidentally let Susan delete everyone from the system!by bill-s, 2018-03-07T00:50:31.921Z
ASP.NET Core 2.1 preview 1 is already out and available for everyone. Read this post to find out how to get started with it. ASP.NET Core 2.1 comes with lots of new features like HTTPS by default, HTTPClientFactory, SignalR, and others. To know all the new features, you can read this post. So now it’s a good time to migrate existing ASP.NET Core 2.0 application to ASP.NET Core 2.1.by jamesmh_dev, 2018-03-07T15:43:53.960Z
Refactoring Legacy Monoliths - Game Plan And Refactoring Tipsby dnwuBkFzB5iuz, 2018-03-06T02:34:05.544Z
This is another post in a series on creating performant and scalable web APIs using ASP.NET Core. This post focuses on operating on large collections of data – this time allowing the consumers of our API to filter and search on the collectionby ThomasArdal, 2018-03-06T05:31:43.929Z
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) is a principle covering quite a lot of different web requirements, but what they all have in common are that they better the user's experience. In this post, we'll explain what a PWA is and show you how to turn your ASP.NET Core app into a PWA, using only a few lines of code.by NeelBhatt, 2018-03-07T13:12:31.193Z
In this post, we will see one awesome EF Core 2.1 feature which is DBContext pooling.