Building gRPC web service and client on Visual Studio and ASP.NET Core. Discussion about gRPC and comparison with REST, SOAP and WCF.

Originally posted on my blog Server Sents Events are realtime events sent from the server to the cli...

How to map objects to one another in ASP.NET Core 3 applications with AutoMapper.

I've been doing more and more work in Docker containers (rather than on the ...

This is the second of a new series of posts on ASP .NET Core 3.1 for 2020. In this series, we’ll cover 26 topics over a span of 26 weeks from January through June 2020, titled A…

This is really just preparation for a meeting tomorrow and I haven’t blogged much lately. Also, I had to write this way, way too late at night and the grammar probably shows that:/ I’m …

What do you do when your .NET Core application doesn’t behave the way you expect? Maybe it’s slower since the last deployment or has started crashing at the worst possible times. How do you analyze the issue when your application is running in someone else’s…

Microsoft advised developers that .NET Core 3.0, a major milestone in the new cross-platform, open-source direction of .NET, will reach 'end of life' on Tuesday, March 3.

Originally posted on my blog WebSocket is a communication protocol. It's bidirectional in nature whi...

If you don't watch out your C# application might suddenly perform badly. As a solution, we can limit the number of operations with a LINQ Join.

Microsoft has released a new tool that will please anyone who has been frustrated by the behavior of Visual Studio and its tendency to leave behind old versions of .NET Core SDKs and runtimes after an upgrade.

.NET Core gives you plenty of options to give a proper response, however, while you work in the microservices environment it would be great to have a standard way to format data in responses. In this post, I will share with you some ideas I implemented in…

In this post, I get started with Mobile Blazor Bindings. I introduce MBB, what it is and why you might want to try it. Then I show how to get setup and run a MBB app.

In this post I describe 5 different ways to set which URLs your ASP.NET Core application listens on.

Consider an example where in we are required to authenticate an incoming JWT token based on a varying set of token validation parameters passed onto the authentication handler via a service.