C# Blogs & News @CODEKICKER

0

ASP.NET Core Globalization and a custom RequestCultureProvider

In this post, I'm going to write about how to enable and use Globalization in ASP.NET Core. Since you don't can change the culture depending on route values by default, I show you how to create and register a custom RequestCultureProvider that does this job Resources Files Like in the old time of the .NET Framework, the resources (strings, images, icons, etc.) for different ...

25.10.2025 | 281 5 | Jürgen Gutsch

8

First steps with Azure OpenAI and .NET

The AI world is rising very fast these days: ChatGPT is such an awesome (and scary good?) service and Microsoft joined the ship with some partner announcements and investments. The result is of these actions is, that OpenAI is now a “first class citizen” on Azure. So - for the average Microsoft/.NET developer this opens up a wonderful toolbox and the first steps are really easy. Be ...

24.03.2023 | 51 0 | Code-Inside Blog

10

How to fix: 'Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0' provider is not registered on the local machine

In our product we can interact with different datasource and one of these datasources was a Microsoft Access DB connected via OLEDB . This is really, really old, but still works, but on one customer machine we had this issue: 'Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0' provider is not registered on the local machine Solution If you face this issue, you need to install the provider from here. Be ...

19.03.2023 | 63 0 | Code-Inside Blog

7

Resource type is not supported in this subscription

I was playing around with some Visual Studio Tooling and noticed this error during the creation of a “Azure Container Apps”-app: Resource type is not supported in this subscription Solution The solution is quite strange at first, but in the super configurable world of Azure it makes sense: You need to activate the Resource provider for this feature on your subscription. For Azure ...

12.03.2023 | 61 0 | Code-Inside Blog

2

Play with Playwright

What is Playwright? Playwright is a Web UI testing framework that supports different languages and is maintained by Microsoft. Playwright can be used with JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Java and for sure C#. It comes with windowless browser support with various browsers. It has to be used with unit testing frameworks and because of this, you can just run it within your CI/CD ...

08.03.2023 | 57 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

8

Azure DevOps Server 2022 Update

Azure DevOps Server 2022 - OnPrem? Yes I know - you can get everything from the cloud nowadays, but we are still using our OnPrem hardware and were running the “old” Azure DevOps Server 2020. The _Azure DevOps Server 2022 was released last december, so an update was due. Requirements If you are running am Azure DevOps Server 2020 the requirements for the new 2022 release are “more or ...

16.02.2023 | 94 0 | Code-Inside Blog

11

Creating a circuit breaker health check using Polly CircuitBreaker

Finally! After months of not writing a blog post, here it is: A GitHub Issue on the ASP.NET Core Docs points me to Polly CircuitBreaker. Which is really great. Before that, I didn't even know that circuit breakers is a term in the software industry. Actually, I implemented mechanisms that work like that but never called them circuit breakers. Maybe that's the curse of never having ...

14.02.2023 | 132 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

8

Use ASP.NET Core and React with Vite.js

The CRA Problem In my previous post I showed a simple setup with ASP.NET Core & React. The React part was created with the “CRA”-Tooling, which is kind of problematic. The “new” state of the art React tooling seems to be vite.js - so let’s take a look how to use this. Step for Step Step 1: Create a “normal” ASP.NET Core project (I like the ASP.NET Core MVC template, but feel free to use ...

11.02.2023 | 156 0 | Code-Inside Blog

10

Use ASP.NET Core & React togehter

The ASP.NET Core React template Visual Studio (at least VS 2019 and the newer 2022) ships with a ASP.NET Core React template, which is “ok-ish”, but has some really bad problems: The React part of this template is scaffolded via “CRA” (which seems to be problematic as well, but is not the point of this post) and uses JavaScript instead of TypeScript. Another huge pain point (from my ...

26.01.2023 | 149 0 | Code-Inside Blog

5

Your URL is flagged as malware/phishing, now what?

Problem On my last day in 2022 - Friday, 23. December, I received a support ticket from one customer, that our software seems to be offline and it looks like that our servers are not responding. I checked our monitoring and the server side of the customer and everything was fine. My first thought: Maybe a misconfiguration on the customer side, but after a remote support session with ...

04.01.2023 | 157 2 | Code-Inside Blog

6

SQLLocalDb update

Short Intro SqlLocalDb is a “developer” SQL server, without the “full” SQL Server (Express) installation. If you just develop on your machine and don’t want to run a “full blown” SQL Server, this is the tooling that you might need. From the Microsoft Docs: Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB is a feature of SQL Server Express targeted to developers. It is available on SQL Server ...

03.12.2022 | 178 0 | Code-Inside Blog

10

Windows Terminal, PowerShell, oh-my-posh, and Winget

I'm thinking about changing the console setup I use for some development tasks on Windows. The readers of this block already know that I'm a console guy. I'm using git and docker in the console only. I'm navigating my folders using the console. I even used the console to install, update or uninstall tools using Chocolatey (https://chocolatey.org/). This post is not a tutorial on ...

15.11.2022 | 247 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

5

ASP.NET Core Globalization and a custom RequestCultureProvider [Updated]

In this post, I'm going to write about how to enable and use Globalization in ASP.NET Core. Since you don't can change the culture depending on route values by default, I show you how to create and register a custom RequestCultureProvider that does this job. UPDATE: Hisham Bin Ateya pointed me to the [fact via Twitter](TWITTER STATUS) that there already is a ...

25.10.2022 | 256 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

6

Azure DevOps & Azure Service Connection

Today I needed to setup a new release pipeline on our Azure DevOps Server installation to deploy some stuff automatically to Azure. The UI (at least on the Azure DevOps Server 2020 (!)) is not really clear about how to connect those two worlds, and thats why I’m writing this short blogpost. First - under project settings - add a new service connection. Use the Azure Resource Manager ...

05.10.2022 | 324 0 | Code-Inside Blog

5

ASP.NET Core 7 updates

Release candidate 1 of ASP.NET Core 7 is out for around two weeks and the release date isn't that far. The beginning of November usually is the time when Microsoft is releasing the new version of .NET. Please find the announcement post here: ASP.NET Core updates in .NET 7 Release Candidate 1. I will not repeat this post but pick some personal highlights to write about. ASP.NET Core ...

03.10.2022 | 310 2 | Jürgen Gutsch

9

'error MSB8011: Failed to register output.' & UTF8-BOM files

Be aware: I’m not a C developer and this might be an “obvious” problem, but it took me a while to resolve this issue. In our product we have very few C projects. We use these projects for very special Microsoft Office COM stuff and because of COM we need to register some components during the build. Everything worked as expected, but we renamed a few files and our build broke with: ...

31.08.2022 | 269 0 | Code-Inside Blog

9

Which .NET Framework Version is installed on my machine?

If you need to know which .NET Framework Version (the “legacy” .NET Framework) is installed on your machine try this handy oneliner: Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Full" Result: CBS : 1 Install : 1 InstallPath : C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\ Release : 528372 Servicing : 0 TargetVersion : 4.0.0 Version : ...

30.08.2022 | 476 0 | Code-Inside Blog

4

ASP.NET Core on .NET 7.0 - Output caching

Finally, Microsoft added output caching to the ASP.NET Core 7.0 preview 6. Output caching is a middleware that caches the entire output of an endpoint instead of executing the endpoint every time it gets requested. This will make your endpoints a lot faster. This kind of caching is useful for APIs that provide data that don't change a lot or that gets accessed pretty frequently. It ...

26.07.2022 | 313 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

10

How to run a Azure App Service WebJob with parameters

We are using WebJobs in our Azure App Service deployment and they are pretty “easy” for the most part. Just register a WebJobs or deploy your .exe/.bat/.ps1/... under the \site\wwwroot\app_data\Jobs\triggered folder and it should execute as described in the settings.job . If you put any executable in this WebJob folder, it will be executed as planned. Problem: Parameters If ...

23.07.2022 | 341 0 | Code-Inside Blog

6

ASP.NET Core on .NET 7.0 - File upload and streams using Minimal API

It seems the Minimal API that got introduced in ASP.NET Core 6.0 will now be finished in 7.0. One feature that was heavily missed in 6.0 was the File Upload, as well as the possibility to read the request body as a stream. Let's have a look how this would look alike. The Minimal API Creating endpoints using the Minimal API is great for beginners, or to create small endpoints like for ...

01.04.2022 | 659 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

11

How to use IE proxy settings with HttpClient

Internet Explorer is - mostly - dead, but some weird settings are still around and “attached” to the old world, at least on Windows 10. If your system administrator uses some advanced proxy settings (e.g. a PAC-file), those will be attached to the users IE setting. If you want to use this with a HttpClient you need to code something like this: string target ...

29.03.2022 | 633 3 | Code-Inside Blog

4

ASP.NET Core on .NET 7.0 - Roadmap, preview 1 and file upload in minimal APIs

I really like the transparent development of .NET and ASP.NET Core. It is all openly discussed publicly announced on GitHub and developer blogs. Same with the the first preview version of .NET 7.0 which is released just a couple of days ago. Three months after .NET 6.0 was released. This is thee chance to have the first glimpse at ASP.NET Core 7.0 which will be released beginning of ...

21.02.2022 | 697 5 | Jürgen Gutsch

8

20 years of .NET

.NET turns 20 years old today and it is just kind of ... wow! Yes, the 20-year celebration was was announced for a couple of weeks now, but I didn't really care until I started to think about it. I didn't really plan to write about it but the more I think about the last 20 years... you know... And you are completely free to read it. :-D Because 20 years of .NET also means to me writing software ...

14.02.2022 | 700 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

8

Redirect to HTTPS with a simple web.config rule

The scenario is easy: My website is hosted in an IIS and would like to redirect all incomming HTTP traffic to the HTTPS counterpart. This is your solution - a “simple” rule: ?xml version "1.0" encoding "UTF-8"? configuration system.webServer rewrite rules rule name "Redirect to https" stopProcessing "true" match url ".*" / conditions logicalGrouping "MatchAny" add input ...

06.01.2022 | 762 4 | Code-Inside Blog

13

Customizing ASP.NET Core 6.0 - The second edition

Just a couple of days ago, the second edition of my book Customizing ASP.NET Core got released by Packt The second edition is updated to .NET 6 and includes three new chapters. I also put the chapters into a more logical order :-D This is the nee table of contents: Customizing Logging Customizing App Configuration Customizing Dependency Injection Configuring and Customizing ...

04.01.2022 | 751 4 | Jürgen Gutsch

0 Mitglieder	online
1658 Gäste	online
1 neue Beiträge heute
Antwortzeit 0,0 Minuten

	Download Game Teach Your Ch...
	Unleash Your Inner Superher...
	Active-keto-gummies
	Cash app Login - A secure, ...