Autocomplete component for Blazor
The Autocomplete for Blazor component offers simple and flexible autocomplete type-ahead functionality for Blazor WebAssembly and Server
.NET Core
.NET Core is a cross-platform, open-source, general-purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft. It can be used to build different types of applications, such as web, mobile, desktop, cloud, IoT, machine learning, microservices, and games.
Methods not Allowed in ASP.NET Core
If you create APIs, you can face that same Methods not Allowed in with ASP.NET Core, NET6 or NET7.
Stripe Connect Express with Blazor
In my previous post titled Create Stripe Webhooks Receiver I created a webhook and now I want to explore how…
Create Stripe webhooks receiver
I create a Stripe webhooks receiver for ASP.NET Core and Blazor. This is the first post of 4 where I show the full implementation.
Keep secrets out of source code
Keep secrets out of your source code in Visual Studio. It is never a good idea to store secrets or passwords in your source code.
How to create String Enums
More often than not, I try to have an enum but for strings: in this post, I show you how to create String Enums in NET6 and C#.
Manipulating CSV Files
How manipulating CSV files in the internet era? Comma Separated Files (CSV) are text files that contain multiple records with more elements
Evaluate Postfix expression for interviews
I will show how to evaluate Postfix expression for your interviews. What is a Postfix? How to write a simple code to evaluate an expression?
Derived classes with System.Text.Json
In this post I show you how to use System.Text.Json and how to implement a converter for polymorphic classes.
Agile methodology handbook
This is a quick announcement about a repository I have just started about Agile methodology handbook available on GitHub Pages
.NET is the most loved platform
.NET is the most loved platform! It’s won most loved platform 3 years in a row in the annual StackOverflow developer survey
Call API Management from Blazor
The title ”Call API Management from Blazor” is not explain fully what I’m going to explain in this post but…
Start with MAUI
It is time to start with MAUI. With the Release Candidate from yesterday we can update Visual Studio 2022 Preview to play with Multi-platform
Add Security Headers to Blazor WebAssembly
In this new post, I like to explain how to add security headers to Blazor WebAssembly to follow the recommendations from OWASP.
Add Security Header our website
In this new post, I’ll show you how to add security header to our website to be ready for a penetration test. Quick and easy to implement.
Handling file uploads in OpenAPI
This post is about implementing handling file uploads in OpenAPI with ASP.NET Core. Open API is one way to document REST API endpoints.
Testing APIs with RestClient in Visual Studio Code
I show a simple way for Testing APIs with RestClient in Visual Studio Code. RestClient is a simple extension for Visual Studio Code.
Remote debug Android devices
In this post, I show you how to remote debug live content on an Android device from your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Easy peasy
Simple XML minifier in C#
In this new post, I give you my code for a simple XML minifier in C#. I know I always have strange thought but I’m a developer
Uploading files in ASPNET Core
Uploading files in ASP.NET Core is largely the same as standard full framework MVC but now we can stream large files. Here I explain how
Upload/Download Files using HttpClient
In this new post, I show you how to upload/download files using HttpClient in C# and .NET Core. Creating a…
Install MAUI with Visual Studio 2022 (Preview)
In this new post I show you how to install MAUI with Visual Studio 2022 (Preview) after the official release of Visual Studio 2022.
DataTable component for Blazor
I have just released a new DataTable component for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server. The NuGet package is available here….
A lot of functions for .NET5
We have just released a lot of functions for .NET5 in a NuGet package that you can download for free. Contains functions for everyday work
NuGet package with Azure DevOps
Today we are going to create our own NuGet package, publish it to Azure DevOps, and then consume it in our application.