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An interactive web tool to visualize information hiding via access modifiers.

by jpetrakovich, 2020-01-15T16:07:39.220Z

A simple interactive web tool to help visualize information hiding via access modifiers. Modify access modifiers to see how it effects visibility between entities in a solution.

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Announcing Experimental Mobile Blazor Bindings

by bill-s, 2020-01-16T16:15:27.125Z

Today I’m excited to announce a new experimental project to enable native mobile app development with Blazor: Experimental Mobile Blazor Bindings. These bindings enable developers to build native mobile apps using C# and .NET for iOS and Android using familiar web programming patterns. This means you can use the Blazor programming model and Razor syntax to define UI components and behaviors of an application. The UI components that are included are based on Xamarin.Forms native UI controls, which results in beautiful native mobile apps.

blazor

ASP.NET Core: Microservices and Multi-tenancy

by bill-s, 2020-01-13T19:44:40.933Z

Nowadays, everyone wants to get started building Microservices. Even though, the first rule of object distribution is : don’t do object distribution. I think this translates to Microservices, too.

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Create fake user for ASP.NET Core controller tests

by bill-s, 2020-01-16T16:17:12.578Z

I think most of ASP.NET Core applications have authentication enabled. When writing unit tests for controllers we have one set of tests that need authenticated user and other set of tests that need anonymous user. Faking User property of controller is a little bit tricky. This blog post shows how to do it.

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ASP.NET Core request logging middleware

by ThomasArdal, 2020-01-14T11:30:58.091Z

Simple example of how to implement request logging using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging and ASP.NET Core middleware. Plus things to be aware of during config.

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Debugging ASP.NET Web Request Failures: The Complete Guide

by bill-s, 2020-01-13T19:43:09.644Z

You’re sending an HTTP request to your ASP.NET server, and out of the blue, it returns a 500 error. Now what? The error code doesn’t say too much by itself. Did a database request fail? What was the exact database query? Was there an exception? What kind of exception? On which line of code did it happen? And what were the local variables? Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the failure as if you’re breaking on an exception while debugging in Visual Studio?

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Running an ASP.NET Core application against multiple DB providers – Part 1

by bill-s, 2020-01-13T19:45:48.304Z

In my previous post, I had talked about how we to ported an existing repository code from Azure SQL to Amazon Aurora. This is a two-series post where I will throw a little bit more light on the intention behind it and what we were trying to achieve.

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Visual Studio 2019 for Mac version 8.4 is now available

by bill-s, 2020-01-14T01:43:04.801Z

The Visual Studio for Mac team is kicking off the new year with our best release ever! Visual Studio 2019 for Mac version 8.4, released today, brings several exciting enhancements to the developer experience. Many of these items were top requests from our community and include: Support for the latest stable version of .NET Core 3.1 Scaffolding support for ASP.NET Core projects The ability to develop and publish ASP.NET Core Blazor Server applications Refinements to the editing experience, including .razor file support Improvements to the IDE experience when using assistive technologies Pack support for .NET Core library projects To learn more about all of the changes in this release of Visual Studio for Mac, see our release notes.

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