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23 January / / .Net Core / Azure

.Net Core API - Azure Service Bus Performance

21 January / / .Net Core

Dependency Injection in .Net Core Console

To demonstrate Dependency Injection in a .Net Core Console project, I will create a SecurityService class which will have a dependency on an AuditService class.

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20 January / / .Net Core / Azure

AppSettings.json in .Net Core Console

03 March / / .Net Core / Azure

Web.Config Transforms in .Net Core

28 January / / .Net Core

Unit Testing Entity Framework Dependencies

How do you unit test something that has a dependency on Entity Framework? I ran into a situation recently when the code I wanted to test was loading a set of rules from a database that dictated the what functionality a web site had.

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03 December / / .Net Core

Swashbuckle and Swagger in .Net Core

01 August / / .Net Core / Azure

Exit code -2146232576

I have a .Net console app that I have recently deployed to Azure as as a WebJob. Though it successfully deployed when it runs it exists straight away with the following error: Job failed due to exit code -2146232576 And the WebJob status is set to ‘Pending Restart;. It turns out that I was targeting the .Net 4.7.2 framework, and Azure only supported 4.7 of the framework. After downgrading my console app to 4.
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16 March / / .Net Core

Scripts Section in ASP.Net Core Partial View

In a recent MVC project I wanted to create a set of widgets to be reused across different pages. I wanted them to be created as a partial view, and be self contained with links to associated JavaScript files. The JavaScipt should be contained in the script section in the partial view, so it is rendered at the bottom of the page. The problem is that MVC does not support the script section in a partial view, for example you can do the following in standard view but not a partial view:
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17 January / / .Net Core / Web

.Net Core Console Application as an Azure WebJob

An Azure WebJob allows you to run a background job in the same context as you App Service. The job can either run continuously or triggered (manually triggered or on a schedule).

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08 January / / .Net Core / Web

Formatting Json data in a MVC View

12 August / / .Net Core / Web

JavaScript Localization in MVC

Localizing content in MVC is straight forward with the use of .resx files to either annotate your data models or referencing the resources directly. But accessing the localized resource from within JavaScript code can be a little bit fiddlier.

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