This is the twenty-third of a series of posts on ASP .NET Core in 2019 - Wake Up And Code!
In ASP.NET Core 3.0, Microsoft is updating the SignalR client by adding the ability to automatically reconnect when a connection is dropped. This blog post will show you how you can use this feature.
By Michael Thiessen
.NET Core provides a clean configuration system and in ASP.NET Core that code is automatically configured for you. In test and other non-Web projects however you have to manually configure the configuration provider yourself. In this post I look at a couple of ways to set up a configuration provider both using raw configuration objects or by explicitly configuring through the depedency injection system.
Learn how to quickly add a favicon to your Gatsby site by utilizing React Helmet
This post contains examples of how to generate a SHA 256 and SHA 512 hash key with the examples in C# and VB.NET. This solution matches the expected result for Ingenico's implementation for their payment gateway.
Adding strongly typed configuration settings and injected them through dependency injection.
If you are running an ASP.NET Core application from Docker and connecting to a SQL Server running on your PC then you might find you can't connect to it. In this post we'll look at what you need to do to make sure your containerized app can access SQL Server hosted on your own PC.
An exception is thrown when an error is encountered in a running application, whether from bad code or bad user input. This post describes when and how to raise the ArgumentException and InvalidOperationException standard .NET exception types.
Let's take an existing synchronous ASP.NET web app and begin refactoring it to use asynchronous programming. Sample C# project included.
