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Let's go through a popular way of Building Applications - Microservice Architecture in ASP.NET Core. In this detailed article, we will try to understand what really Microservice architecture is. , How does it compare to the traditional way of building applications? And also some advanced concepts like API Gateways with Ocelot, Unifying several Microservices, Health Checks, and much more.
In this article, we will learn all about Dapper in ASP.NET Core and make a small implementation to understand how it works. Let's not limit it just to Dapper. We will build an application that follows a very simple and clean architecture. In this implementation, we will try to under Repository Pattern and Unit Of Work as well.
In this article, let's go in-depth and understand the functionalities you can achieve with the help of Microsoft Identity. We will build a small yet practical implementation of Custom User Management in ASP.NET Core MVC with Identity. This will cover most of the practical use cases involved while developing User Management in ASP.NET Core.
In this extensive guide, we will go through everything you will need to know about Repository Pattern in ASP.NET Core, Generic Repository Patterns, Unit of Work and related topics. We will build a project right from scratch where we implement a clean architecture to access data.
In this article, we will learn about Integrating AdminLTE with ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC or really any other Bootstrap based UI Frameworks completely from scratch. We will also go through about integrating Identity Authentication to our MVC Applicaiton. Also, you will gain quite a lot of practical knowledge on Views, Layouts, Partial Views, Conditional Rendering, Navigation Indicatior and much more.
In this article, We will talk about Onion Architecture In ASP.NET Core and its advantages. We will also together build a WebApi that follows a variant of Onion Architecture so that we get to see why it is important to implement such an architecture in your upcoming projects.
Let's build a Client-side Blazor CRUD Application that uses Entity Framework Core as it's Data Access Layer. In our previous articles, we discussed Blazor basics and it's folder structures.
In this article, I will show you how to install Visual Studio 2019 Community on to your machine to kickstart your development journey.
In our previous article, we learned about Securing ASP.NET Core API with JWT Authentication. Now, let's go through Refresh Tokens in ASP.NET Core APIs that use JWT Authentication. We'll be using the codebase that we built in the previous article and add functionalities that support Refreshing JWT Tokens.
In this article, we will talk in detail about various API versioning techniques and How to implement API Versioning in ASP.NET Core 3.1 Applications.
