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by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:26:37.000Z
Exactly six years ago, today I started Daily .NET Tips with a vision to have a single knowledge base of .NET Tips and Tricks and share post that can quickly help any developers.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:25:29.000Z
I don't believe in coding design tools. I've been programming for more than 30 years now (40 years if you go back to my first class in programming). I think in code. Code is my design language and procrastination is my friend.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:31:13.000Z
Just a few days before the new year, Alt.Net France in Paris hosted three lightning talks. The meetup was animated by Rui Carvalhoby bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:23:04.000Z
This tutorial is about building HTTP request pipeline on ASP.NET Core.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:27:09.000Z
With WebSockets, you can send data between the server and the client over a single TCP connection, and usually WebSockets are used to provide real-time functionality to modern applications.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:22:40.000Z
This blog shows how to setup a basic ASP.NET Core 1.1 application using Visual studio 2017 and Docker.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:14:57.000Z
As I’m writing this column (in November 2016), Entity Framework (EF) Core 1.1 was just released. Between the 1.0 release and 1.1, a few significant things happened. In particular, the 1.0.1 patch fixed some critical bugs that were discovered just as 1.0 was being released. For a detailed list of those fixes, you can read the release notes at <a href="http://bit.ly/2fl5xNE">bit.ly/2fl5xNE</a>. While most of these fixes relate to how LINQ queries are transformed to SQL, there are also fixes to the model builder, persistence via SaveChanges and migrations.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:27:47.000Z
If you're like most developers these days, when you build a Windows desktop or Console application you most likely use the default Any CPU target in Visual Studio to build your applicationby bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:16:25.000Z
Those of you who have been following .NET Core over the past few years (has it been that long?) know all too well that the “build system” has experienced a significant amount of flux, whether it be dropping built-in support for gulp or the demise of Project.json. For me as a columnist, these changes have been challenging as I didn’t want you, my dear readers, to spend too much time learning about features and details that ultimately were only going to be around for a few months. This is why, for example, all my .NET Core-related articles were built on Visual Studio .NET 4.6-based *.CSPROJ files that referenced NuGet packages from .NET Core rather than actually compiled .NET Core projects.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:29:08.000Z
This post is going to focus on trade-offs and an alternative to using the mediator pattern.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:22.000Z
Error handling is a common practice in any real-world web application. In ASP.NET Web Forms you used certain events and custom error pages to deal with them.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:33:00.000Z
In this blog post, we will discuss an Azure Service called Azure Functions and how we can use them within a Logic App.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:23:32.000Z
Here’s my short How To for working with Visual Studio and Office Apps with helpful tips.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:23:45.000Z
ASP.NET Core has a rich support for caching and it supports different kinds of caching. In this article, we will talk about "In-Memory" cache.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:06.000Z
ASP.NET Core shipped with a default view engine that called Razor which is of course is the view engine that knew and love from the previous version of ASP.NET.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:21:26.000Z
The Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Algorithm Cheat Sheet helps you choose the right algorithm for a predictive analytics model.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:24:20.000Z
In the next few posts I will describe my take on how I would automate the building, testing, and deployment of applications for both Windows and Linux.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:28:43.000Z
Microsoft Project Manager Immo Landwerth has announced details for the forthcoming .NET Core 2 release, slated for Spring 2017.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:26:25.000Z
Remember last year when I said the market for Docker jobs was blowing up? Well, it’s more than doubled in the last year.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:29:18.000Z
I asked myself; which data pipeline has the lowest overhead?by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:27:26.000Z
Having a botframework chatbot up and running and responding to user messages is one thing, but how can you send a new message to bring the user back into the conversation if they haven’t just sent a new message for you to reply to?by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:32:30.000Z
We have received a lot of feedback that our users want to see a Service Bus .NET Core implementation. Today, I am excited to announce that we now have a .NET Standard client that is hosted on GitHub. Happy Holidays!by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:21:16.000Z
This tiresome work can be avoided if you use a tool that automates the documentation process. One of such tools is dbForge Documenter for SQL Server from Devart. It is an automated database generation utility that creates a comprehensive and professionally looking documentation in just a few clicks.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:52.000Z
Mario Hsiao recently released this great pack of Visual Studio Extension/Extensibility Project and Item Templates, ones that if you’re an Extension author you’ll want immediatelyby bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:28:20.000Z
These challenges aren't the only ones in test automation, but they're common. If we don’t have solutions to overcome them, test automation projects can result in failure.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:15:43.000Z
Azure App Service has a facility called “Authentication / Authorization” and it assists primarily with the authentication requirements of Azure Mobile Apps. However, you can also use this in your web applications to abstract away the authentication needs. This makes it easy to integrate Facebook, Google, Microsoft Account, Twitter and Azure AD authentication schemes. This blog post will go through the process of configuring an ASP.NET MVC application to use Azure App Service Authentication.by bill-s, 2016-12-28T21:29:38.000Z
This is the first in a series of posts teaching you how to create your first Angular 2 application with ASP.NET Core in Visual Studio Code.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:27:09.000Z
With WebSockets, you can send data between the server and the client over a single TCP connection, and usually WebSockets are used to provide real-time functionality to modern applications.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:14:57.000Z
As I’m writing this column (in November 2016), Entity Framework (EF) Core 1.1 was just released. Between the 1.0 release and 1.1, a few significant things happened. In particular, the 1.0.1 patch fixed some critical bugs that were discovered just as 1.0 was being released. For a detailed list of those fixes, you can read the release notes at <a href="http://bit.ly/2fl5xNE">bit.ly/2fl5xNE</a>. While most of these fixes relate to how LINQ queries are transformed to SQL, there are also fixes to the model builder, persistence via SaveChanges and migrations.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:31:13.000Z
Just a few days before the new year, Alt.Net France in Paris hosted three lightning talks. The meetup was animated by Rui Carvalhoby bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:16:25.000Z
Those of you who have been following .NET Core over the past few years (has it been that long?) know all too well that the “build system” has experienced a significant amount of flux, whether it be dropping built-in support for gulp or the demise of Project.json. For me as a columnist, these changes have been challenging as I didn’t want you, my dear readers, to spend too much time learning about features and details that ultimately were only going to be around for a few months. This is why, for example, all my .NET Core-related articles were built on Visual Studio .NET 4.6-based *.CSPROJ files that referenced NuGet packages from .NET Core rather than actually compiled .NET Core projects.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:22.000Z
Error handling is a common practice in any real-world web application. In ASP.NET Web Forms you used certain events and custom error pages to deal with them.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:23:32.000Z
Here’s my short How To for working with Visual Studio and Office Apps with helpful tips.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:33:00.000Z
In this blog post, we will discuss an Azure Service called Azure Functions and how we can use them within a Logic App.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:06.000Z
ASP.NET Core shipped with a default view engine that called Razor which is of course is the view engine that knew and love from the previous version of ASP.NET.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:21:26.000Z
The Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Algorithm Cheat Sheet helps you choose the right algorithm for a predictive analytics model.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:27:26.000Z
Having a botframework chatbot up and running and responding to user messages is one thing, but how can you send a new message to bring the user back into the conversation if they haven’t just sent a new message for you to reply to?by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:26:25.000Z
Remember last year when I said the market for Docker jobs was blowing up? Well, it’s more than doubled in the last year.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:32:30.000Z
We have received a lot of feedback that our users want to see a Service Bus .NET Core implementation. Today, I am excited to announce that we now have a .NET Standard client that is hosted on GitHub. Happy Holidays!by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:29:18.000Z
I asked myself; which data pipeline has the lowest overhead?by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:28:20.000Z
These challenges aren't the only ones in test automation, but they're common. If we don’t have solutions to overcome them, test automation projects can result in failure.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T11:15:43.000Z
Azure App Service has a facility called “Authentication / Authorization” and it assists primarily with the authentication requirements of Azure Mobile Apps. However, you can also use this in your web applications to abstract away the authentication needs. This makes it easy to integrate Facebook, Google, Microsoft Account, Twitter and Azure AD authentication schemes. This blog post will go through the process of configuring an ASP.NET MVC application to use Azure App Service Authentication.by bill-s, 2016-12-31T03:25:52.000Z
Mario Hsiao recently released this great pack of Visual Studio Extension/Extensibility Project and Item Templates, ones that if you’re an Extension author you’ll want immediately