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Sharing The Data Between Components In Angular
In this article, you will learn how to share The Data between components in Angular. → Read More
Authorization In Blazor Server App
In this article, you will learn about basic of Authorization in Blazor server app. → Read More
JWT Authentication In ASP.NET Core
JWT (JSON web token) become more and more popular in web development. It is an open standard which allows transmitting data between parties as a JSON object in a secure and compact way. → Read More
Ref Vs Out Keywords in C#
Learn the difference between ref and out in C#. Code examples of when to use C# ref and out parameters. → Read More
Understand Dependency Injection in Blazor
In this article, you will learn about dependency Injection in Blazor. → Read More
Understand Validation In Blazor Apps
In this article, you will learn about how to do validation in Blazor server and webassembly application → Read More
Deep Dive Into Azure Cosmos DB
In this article, you learn about Azure Cosmos DB and how to perform CRUD operations there. → Read More
Working With Queue
In this article, I have explained about Queue in Azure Service Bus. → Read More
Understand Azure Service Bus
In this article, you will learn about the basics of Azure Service Bus. → Read More
Introduction To NLog With ASP.NET Core
Logging is a very critical and essential part of any software. It helps us in the investigation of the essence of problems. ASP.NET Core has built-in support for logging APIs and is able to work with various logging providers. Using these built-in providers, we can send application logs to one or more destinations and also, we can plug in third-party logging frameworks such as Serilog, Nlog,… → Read More
Introduction To Templated Components In Blazor
Blazor has components at the core part. It uses the combination of Razor, HTML and C# code as a component. A component is the base element of the Blazor application, i.e., every page is considered as a component in Blazor. Blazor use the Razor template engine that generate HTML and served to web browsers. We can mix HTML and C# syntax in the Razor template and Razor engine will compiled Razor… → Read More
Understanding JavaScript Interop In Blazor
Blazor is a .NET framework that runs in the browser on a real.NET runtime (Mono) via Web Assembly. Blazor is an experimental project and till date, it is not in production and so many changes are going on. WebAssembly is a web standard which defines a binary format just like lower level assembly language. So, it enables executing code nearly as fast as running native machine code. → Read More
Configuring HTTPS In ASP.NET Core 2.1
HTTPS can be configured with ASP.net core before the .net core framework 1.1 but it was tricky to configure. It was make easier to configure in 2.0 but this configuration is not by default. In this article, we learn about how to configured HTTPS and how to customize it. When we create a web application with Visual studio, we have an option to configure our application for HTTPS. → Read More
Introduction To JWT
JWT(JSON Web Token) is open standard that allows transmitting data between parties as a JSON. It is digitally signed so the information are trusted and verified. It can be signed using public / private key(ECDSA or RAS)or secret with HMAC algorithm. It is very popular in web development. → Read More
Life Cycle Methods Of Component In Blazor
The component in Blazor derived from BlazorComponent class. The BlazorComponent class contains some specific life cycle method. Current version of the Blazor (0.3.0) has some limited life cycle methods. → Read More
Creating Component In Blazor
Just like mordern client frameworks (such as Angular), Blazor has components at the core part. It uses the combination of Razor, HTML and C# code as a component. Component is a base element of the Blazor application i.e. every page is considered as a component in Blazor. There are multiple ways to create components in Blazor. → Read More
Routing In Blazor
A Route is a URL pattern and Routing is a pattern matching process that monitors the requests and determines what to do with each request. → Read More
Data Binding In Blazor
The Blazor is .net web framework which can run in any browser. We can create Blazor application using C#/Razor and HTML. The Blazor application runs in the browser on a real.NET runtime (Mono) via WebAssembly. It enables full stack web development with consistency, stability and productivity of .NET. Normally, it works with latest browser that support WebAssembly and it works in older browser by… → Read More
Introduction To Blazor With .NET Core
The Blazor is .net web framework which can run in any browser. We can create Blazor application using C#/Razor and HTML. The Blazor application runs in the browser on a real.NET runtime (Mono) via WebAssembly. It enables full stack web development with consistency, stability and productivity of .NET. Normally, it works with latest browser that support WebAssembly and it works in older browser by… → Read More
Host An ASP.NET Core Application As A Windows Service
ASP.net core applications can be hosted using various way such as Hosted with IIS, Hosted with HTTP.sys Server, etc. This article is to about hosting ASP.net core application as Windows service. Windows services feature is available only with Windows platform. This is one of the way to host Asp.net core application on Windows platform without using IIS. → Read More