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New in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Generic Hosting Environment

In ASP.NET Core 3.0 the hosting environment changes to get more generic. Hosting is not longer bound to Kestrel and not longer bound to ASP.NET Core. This means you are able to create a host, that doesn't start the Kestrel web server and doesn't need to use the ASP.NET Core Framework. This is a small introduction post about the Generic Hosting Environment in ASP.NET Core 3.0. During ...

12.12.2020 | 1481 25 | Jürgen Gutsch

.NET Conf 2019

... speak to an screen and a camera. The conference This years .NET Conf was full of .NET Core 3.0, which was launched during the first day. Also C# 8 and the latest DevOps, Azure, Xamarin and Visual Studio features were hot topics this year. If you want to watch the talks on demand, there is a playlist on YouTube with all of the recordings, as well as a list on Channel 9. Since the conference ...

27.09.2020 | 958 19 | Jürgen Gutsch

Getting the .editorconfig working with MSBuild

In January I wrote a post about setting up VS2019 and VSCode to use the .editorconfig . In this post I'm going to write about how to get the .editorconfig settings checked during build time. It works like it should work: In the editors. And it works in VS2019 at build-time. But it doesn't work at build time using MSBuild. This means it won't work with the .NET CLI, it won't work with VSCode ...

vorgestern | 38 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

Exploring Orchard Core - Part 1

Since I while I planned to try out the Orchard Core Application Framework. Back than I saw an awesome video where Sébastien Ros showed an early version of Orchard Core. If I remember right it was this ASP.NET Community Standup: ASP.NET Community Standup - November 27, 2018 - Sebastien Ros on Headless CMS with Orchard Core Why a blog series Actually this post wasn't planned to be a ...

29.06.2020 | 41 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

[Off-Topic] 2020 will be a year full of challenges

This post really is off-topic. It seemed that 2020 started to get a good year. Live was kind of normal and I was looking forward to the upcoming events. Community events as well as family events. I was really looking forward to the MVP Summit 2020, to meet good friends again and to visit my favorite city in the US. But life wouldn't be life, if there where no changes and challenges. ...

08.06.2020 | 100 2 | Jürgen Gutsch

Using the .editorconfig in VS2019 and VSCode

... makes the development environments divers. Back when we used Visual Studio only, Style Cop was the tool to enforce coding style guidelines. Since ... available for all developers who work on those sources. Visual Studio 2019 supports the .editorconfig by default, VS for Mac also ... VSCode as well. Even if VSCode is called a Visual Studio , it doesn't support .NET and C# natively. It is ...

13.01.2020 | 406 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 24: When environments are not enough, use sub-environments!

ASP.NET Core knows the concept of runtime environments like Development, Staging and Production. But sometimes those environments are not enough. To solve this, you could use sub-environments. This is not a built-in feature, but is easily implemented in ASP.NET Core. Thomas Levesque describes how: ASP.NET CORE: WHEN ENVIRONMENTS ARE NOT ENOUGH, USE SUB-ENVIRONMENTS! ...

24.12.2019 | 499 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 23: Setting up Azure DevOps CI/CD for a .NET Core 3.1 Web App hosted in Azure App Service fo...

After you migrated your ASP.NET Core application to a Linux based App Service, you should setup a CI/CD pipeline ideally on Azure DevOps. And again it is Scott Hanselman who wrote a great post about it: Setting up Azure DevOps CI/CD for a .NET Core 3.1 Web App hosted in Azure App Service for Linux So, read this post to learn more about ASP.NET Core on Linux. Blog: ...

23.12.2019 | 479 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 22: User Secrets in Docker-based .NET Core Worker Applications

Do you want to know how to manage the user secrets in Docker based .NET Core Worker applications? As a part of the Message Endpoints in Azure series Jimmy Bogard is writing an awesome blog post about this. User Secrets in Docker-based .NET Core Worker Applications Jimmy Bogard is chief architect at Headspring, creator of AutoMapper and MediatR, author of the MVC in Action books, ...

22.12.2019 | 496 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 21: Moving an ASP.NET Core from Azure App Service on Windows to Linux by testing in WSL and ...

Scott Hanselman again writes about ASP.NET Core applications on Linux. This time the post is about moving an ASP.NET Core application from a Windows to a Linux based App Service: Moving an ASP.NET Core from Azure App Service on Windows to Linux by testing in WSL and Docker first Again this is one of his pretty detailed and deep dive posts. You definitely have to read it, if you want to ...

21.12.2019 | 479 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 20: The ultimate guide to secure cookies with web.config in .NET

For the todays ASP.NET Hack Advent, I found a awesome post about cookie security. This post is the latest part of a series about ASP.NET Security. Cookie security is important to avoid cookie hijacking via cross-site scripting and something like this. The ultimate guide to secure cookies with web.config in .NET This post was written by Thomas Ardal, who is a speaker, software ...

20.12.2019 | 531 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 19: Migrate a real project from ASP.NET Core 2.2 to 3.1

Because I got a lot of questions about migrating ASP.NET Core applications to 3.1, I will introduce another really good blog post about it. This time it is a post about a real project that needs to be migrated from ASP.NET Core 2.2. to 2.1. He is writing about how to update the project file and about what needs to be changed in the Startup.cs: Migration from Asp.Net Core 2.2 to 3.1 — Real ...

19.12.2019 | 511 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 18: The .NET Foundation has a new Executive Director

On December 16th, Jon Galloway announced that Oren Novotny will follow him as the new Executive Director of the .NET Foundation. Jon started as Executive Director in February 2016. Until now, the .NET Foundation added a lot of value for the .NET community. They added a lot of more awesome projects to the Foundation and provided many services for them. The .NET Foundation launched a ...

18.12.2019 | 523 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 17: Creating Common Intermediate Language projects with .NET SDK

For the todays ASP.NET Hack Advent post, I found a link to one of the awesome posts of Filip W. In this post Filip describes the new project type that allows you to write .NET Projects in IL code directly. He writes how to create a new Microsoft.NET.Sdk.IL project and how to write IL code. He also answered the most important question about why you might need to write IL code directly. ...

17.12.2019 | 524 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 16: ConfigureAwait & System.Threading.Channels

Stephen Toub published two really good blog post about in the Microsoft .NET Net blog. The first one is a really good and detailed FAQ style post about ConfigureAwait. If you would like to learn about ConfigureAwait, you should read it: ConfigureAwait FAQ The second one is an introduction into System.Threading.Channels. This post is really good introduction and goes more and ...

16.12.2019 | 528 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 15: About silos and hierarchies in software development

This post is a special one. Not really related to .NET Core or ASP.NET Core, but to software development in general. I recently stumbled upon this post and while reading it I found myself remembering the days back when I needed to write code others estimated and specified for me. About silos and hierarchies in software development The woman who wrote this post lives in Cologne ...

15.12.2019 | 516 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 14: MailKit

This fourteenth post is about a cross-platform .NET library for IMAP, POP3, and SMTP. On Twitter I got asked about sending emails out from a worker service. So I searched for the documentation about System.Net.Mail and the SmtpClient Class and was really surprised that this class was marked as obsolete. It seems I missed the announcement about this. The .NET team recommend to use ...

14.12.2019 | 511 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 13:.NET Conf: Focus on Blazor

The .NET Conf in September this year was great and it was a pleasure to also do a talk on the 25th which was the community cay with a lot of awesome talks from community folks around the world. I'm really looking forward to the next one and hope I can do another talk next year. Yesterday I was surprised when I stumbled upon the announcement about another special .NET Conf that is scheduled ...

13.12.2019 | 512 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 12:.NET Rocks Podcasts

Do you like podcasts? Do you like entertaining and funny technical podcasts about .NET? I definitely do. I like to listen to them while commuting. The best and (I guess) the most famous .NET related podcast is .NET Rocks: https://www.dotnetrocks.com/ Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell really do a great show, they invite a lot of cool and well known experts to their shows and ...

12.12.2019 | 478 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 11: Updating an ASP.NET Core 2.2 Web Site to .NET Core 3.1

.NET Core 3.1 is out, but how to update your ASP.NET Core 2.2 application? Scott Hanselman recently wrote a pretty detailed and complete post about it. https://www.hanselman.com/blog/UpdatingAnASPNETCore22WebSiteToNETCore31LTS.aspx This post also includes details on how to update the deployment and hosting part on Azure DevOps and Azure App Service. Blog: ...

11.12.2019 | 524 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 10: Wasmtime

WebAssembly is pretty popular this time for .NET Developers. With Blazor we have the possibility to run .NET assemblies inside the WebAssembly inside a browser. But did you know that you can run WebAssembly outside the web and that you can run WebAssembly code without a browser? This can be done with the open-source, and cross-platform application runtime called Wasmtime. With ...

10.12.2019 | 471 2 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 09: November 2019 .NET/ASP.NET Documentation Update

For the ninth post I found a pretty useful blog post about .NET Core and ASP.NET Core documentation updates for the version 3.0. This post was written by Maxime Rouiller, a former MVP, who now works for Microsoft as a Microsoft Cloud Developer Advocate. In this post he shows all the important updates related to version 3.0 structured by topic including the links to the updated ...

09.12.2019 | 464 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 08: Hanselman debugs a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 with VS on Windows

... devices and on Windows and Linux. In this post, I want to introduce, he shows how to debug a .NET Core Linux app that runs in the WSL2 with a Visual Studio on Windows: Remote Debugging a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 from Visual Studio on Windows This is one of those posts where he put things together that might not match, or things that didn't match in the past. Even tough the fact that Linux ...

08.12.2019 | 405 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 07: Blazorise

Recently I stumbled upon a really cool project that provides frontend components for Blazor. It supports Blazor server side and Blazor WebAssembly on the client side. I found that project, while I was searching for a chart component for a Blazor demo application I'm currently working on. This project is called Blazorise, is completely open source and hosted on GitHub. It is built ...

07.12.2019 | 372 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 06: Andrew Lock's blog

This sixth post is about a block that is full of different, but detailed posts about .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. The blog's name ".NET Escapades" kinda describes, that author is writing about almost all he is experiencing related to .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. This blog is running by Andrew Lock, who is a full stack ASP.NET developer, living in Devon (UK). As well as the other blog ...