Azure App Services support many technologies, and are configured to be "quick start". This is great for getting going, but might expose you to more than an acceptable amount of risk in the long-term.
Read Full ArticleThe decision to migrate to .NET Core, or to not do this, is very hard. This post explores some of the considerations that I take when I work with customers.
Read Full ArticleCode coverage analysis is great, but what is even better is to include this information in your Azure DevOps builds. You can quickly add this functionality to your project with a small change.
Read Full ArticleSo, you have to upgrade to .NET Core 2.1, but it failed! Now, what do we do? Quick fixes to common errors.
Read Full Article.NET Core 2.1 was released today, and it is a mandatory update for many users due to the new support policy & lifetime.
Read Full ArticlePublished documentation from Microsoft shows us how to use dependency injection inside of a single project, however, the real-world is different. This post explores some options for managing dependency injection.
Read Full ArticleDNN Platform version 9.2.0 was released today, with major breaking changes, this post is a roundup of important information that everyone should be aware of.
Read Full ArticleWith ASP.NET Core it is easy for developers to implement security with one, or more, providers. As part of this post, we look at using multiple forms of authentication within .NET Core.
Read Full ArticleI have identified a performance issue with ASP.NET Core when using the Html.DisplayFor() method to render an item. This post explores a workaround for this issue.
Read Full ArticleOne of the most common "quick fix" items performed with website performance audits is the proper management and inclusion of images within your application. Compression is simple and nets great results.
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