The expected latency when downloading anything from a server to a client should increase as the size of the file increases. Simply, the bigger the file the longer it takes to download. There is a common step when writing an API that returns a JSON formatted file, which is the deserialization of the data content […]
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Things change and as I always say “that’s better than the alternative”. Although I have yet to put my finger on it, the behavior I experience when debugging Core applications is different than those which have come before. If I ever do figure out the specifics of those differences, I will write them down and […]
Read More →This release is a big deal. Basically, all the different versions of .NET like shown in the following bullet list are merged into this one version called .NET 5. .NET Framework .NET Core .NET Standard From .NET 5 all projects can be run cross platform and cross verticals like WPF and ASP.NET. Here are some […]
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In this post, these status codes have to do with ASP.NET Core running on IIS. ASP.NET Core uses a module to direct the request to Kestrel which can be referred to as a proxy. When there is a timeout in the ASP.NET Core application it will return a 408 to the IIS proxy. An HTTP […]
Read More →A few days ago Microsoft announced the release of .NET Core 2.1, ASP.NET Core 2.1 and Entity Framework 2.1 here. I wrote a few similar articles about installing Core components, read them to get some greater perspective: Create a .NET Core 2 application on Linux with Visual Studio Code How to enable C# 7 in […]
Read More →I wrote this post about installing ASP.NET Core 2.1, plus these others which may be of interest: Create a .NET Core 2 application on Linux with Visual Studio Code How to enable C# 7 in Visual Studio 2017 How to install .NET Core 2.0 How to install .NET Standard 2.0 How to install ASP.NET Core […]
Read More →One of the cool features of the .NET Core is that the namespaces you reference in the project are the only ones that are contained in the DLL your project renders. I was reading that when you initially create a project in Visual Studio, that numerous packages are included by default and was wondering, because […]
Read More →I find numerous opinions and understandings about side-by-side and in-place installations of the .NET Framework. Here is my favorite explanation of this “.NET Versioning and Multi-Targeting – .NET 4.5 is an in-place upgrade to .NET 4.0”. I also link to that same article in one of my IIS labs here, “Lab 5: Basic and Advanced […]
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If you would like to check the version of .NET core installed on the Azure App Service platform you can execute the following command from KUDU/SCM, which i discuss further here. Also show in Figure 1. dotnet –version Figure 1, how to check .NET Core version, which .NET Core version is running on Azure App […]
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I successfully created and published my first NuGet package that included a .NET Standard class library here. It is nothing specifically awesome but it’s pretty cool, simple and something I have never done before. I simply executed this msbuild command on my .NET Standard class library and it built the package for me. msbuild CSharpProjectName.csproj […]
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