Posts Tagged ‘.NET Core’
MAUI Blazor Hybrid Apps | .NET MAUI #5
See how you can build mobile apps using Blazor instead! Turn your web app skills into mobile app skills in 20 minutes.
Read MoreStoring & Processing User Input | .NET MAUI #4
How do you bind data to your views? How do you consume user input to “do the things”? Follow Matt Goldman as he walks Luke Cook through the basics of data binding in .NET MAUI.
Read MoreIntroduction to XAML | .NET MAUI #3
Learn how to harness the power of .NET MAUI views and components – robust UI elements that provide platform-sensitive behaviour straight out of the box!
Read MoreGetting Started | .NET MAUI #2
Explore the foundations of a .NET MAUI project, interact with the device emulators, and start building out a UI!
Read MoreWhat is MAUI | .NET MAUI #1
Matt Goldman takes us on a tour of .NET MAUI, where it came from and how the tech stack works under the hood.
Read MoreUpcoming Series | .NET MAUI w/ Matt Goldman and Luke Cook
Got questions about .NET MAUI? Matt Goldman and Luke have the answers for you right here!
We talk about what it is, how to get started, the basics of XAML, and all the goodness you need to get up and running with .NET MAUI today.
Read MoreDeveloping Flexible Authorization Capabilities in ASP.NET Core with Jason Taylor
In this talk, Jason Taylor will demonstrate an approach using permission-based authorization to overcome these limitations by building a flexible approach to managing roles and permissions from within your system. This will improve the maintainability and visibility of access control across your system. Putting the power into the hands of application users and administrators, rather than developers.
Read MoreMicroservice Solutions with Ocelot on Azure with Patrick Zhao
Learn from Patrick how valuable Ocelot is and see the ins and outs of building an API gateway and protect the services using Azure VNet.
Read MoreEF Core Query Tags and logging | Jernej “JK” Kavka
.NET Core allows us to log just about everything very easily, but when something goes wrong with SQL queries, how exactly do you figure out where it’s coming from…? This is where EF Core Query Tags comes into play, along with a couple of logging strategies, you’ll never be confused by the intent and location…
Read MoreClean Testing: Clean Architecture with .NET Core | Jason Taylor
All developers should be writing automated tests. In fact modern developers should be doing Clean Testing. Systems that adhere to the principles of Clean Architecture are independent of UIs, databases, frameworks, and other external concerns. As a result, the domain and business logic, the most important parts of the system, are completely isolated from external…
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