A collection of 8 posts
In a previous blog post I showed you how you can setup unit tests to run in memory when testing ASP.NET Core & EF Core applications. But what about when you want
With the final release of ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core there were a number of new and welcome improvements that came along with those releases. One of them being the ability
I remember when I was first getting started with the .NET Framework back in 2003. I had delved a bit in PHP, Java, and then I started a project in C++...that is,
I have been looking at different ways to integrate the Microsoft Graph into an application, so when I got started I needed a quick way to accomplish this so I can be productive
Lately I have been looking a bit closer at the existing options for designing and building multitenant applications in ASP.NET Core and I just wanted to share a some of my thoughts
This is a simple overview about how to create an Azure AD secured sample AngularJS application that also saves and retrieves data from an Azure AD authenticated ASP.NET Core Web API. The
I have been delving more into ASP.NET Core lately and I wanted to see how different things were from the .NET 4.6 version, so I decided to see what it would
Now that the imminent release of ASP.NET Core is here I felt that it was time for me to check out once again how everything has been integrated specially with regards to