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Developers = Crazy individuals with mild OCD. Individuals who are particular about their operating system, the editor they use, the way they use language constructs. In this post, I am going to talk about how this craziness make code reviews even c...
You read it right, go ahead and search for faulted errors, socket exceptions in your favorite instrumentation tool (azure application insights, new relic etc), there is a very high chance you are going to find few of these logged. Here is a snippet f...
I have had some experience working on OpenID Connect. Exploring Auth0 has made me realize one thing, it cant get simpler than this. Setting up identity with Auth0 was a delight, most of the time I didn't even need to look at the documentation (am I...
Modern web applications, among many other things, demand a modular approach to building components loose-coupling between its components. Pre .NET Core, all types of web applications in the .NET ecosystem (MVC, WebAPI, etc) were heavily dependent...
TL;DR In Startup.cs we configure classes(a.k.a. services), middleware and routes for our .NET Core application. Quick Glance Startup.cs is configured using the WebHostBuilder.UseStartup extension method inside Program.cs. Since this extension method ...
TL;DR Program.cs is where we configure and run a host from. A host is responsible for running a .NET Core application. Quick Glance A minimal Program.cs for a WebAPI project looks like so public class Program { public static void Main(string[] a...
