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Deploying ASP.NET Core And EF Core To Docker On Azure Using Visual Studio 2017

Deploying ASP.NET Core And EF Core To Docker On Azure Using Visual Studio 2017

In a previous [https://jpvelasco.com/unit-testing-asp-net-core-with-entity-framework-core/] 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 to deploy a new application built on .NET Core. In this post I outline

Testing ASP.NET Core With Entity Framework In-Memory Providers

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Testing ASP.NET Core With Entity Framework In-Memory Providers

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 to run Entity Framework without having to bootstrap a physical database. That is, Entity Framework Core can

Visual Studio For Mac (Preview), First Impressions

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Visual Studio For Mac (Preview), First Impressions

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, managed C++ running on .NET for which I had to download and install Visual Studio 2003. Shortly

Testing Out A Multi Tenant Sample With The Microsoft Graph

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Testing Out A Multi Tenant Sample With The Microsoft Graph

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 from the start. So I took one of the Azure AD applications Sample [https://github.com/Azure-Samples/

Multitenancy & ASP.NET Core, A New Frontier

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Multitenancy & ASP.NET Core, A New Frontier

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 on this. If you have some experience building multitenant applications you would agree that this is no

AngularJS CRUD Application With ASP.NET Core Web API Secured By Azure AD

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AngularJS CRUD Application With ASP.NET Core Web API Secured By Azure AD

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 sample application that will be used is a simple Contacts application that allows an authenticated user to

AngularJS CRUD Application with ASP.NET Core Web API

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AngularJS CRUD Application with ASP.NET Core Web API

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 be like to code a very simple Web API using ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework 7.

Azure AD and ASP.NET Core

Azure AD and ASP.NET Core

Now that the imminent release of ASP.NET Core [http://www.asp.net/core]is here [https://github.com/aspnet/Home/wiki/Roadmap] I felt that it was time for me to check out once again how everything has been integrated specially with regards to Azure AD [https://azure.microsoft.