In this post, we go over the fundamentals of utilizing NLog for logging and walk through a step-by-step implementation with.NET Core 6. Introduction of the Logging Process Logging, to put it technically, is the process of keeping track of events and other data that the application generates while it is running. Logging is a useful …
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ASP.NET Tutorial: Minimal API in.NET 8: A Condensed Method for Creating Web APIs
Minimal APIs first appeared in.NET 6 in an effort to provide a more simplified introduction to ASP.NET Core. Prior to this release, there were other conventions to understand in addition to at least three classes to set up: Program.cs, Startup.cs, and an API controller. This process was made simpler with the introduction of Minimal APIs …
ASP.NET Tutorial: Parallelism and Concurrency in ASP.NET Core
For online programs to operate as efficiently and responsively as possible, concurrency and parallelism must be controlled. As a proficient multitasking framework, ASP.NET Core offers capabilities to effectively manage several requests at once. This blog will go over the specifics of how ASP.NET Core manages parallelism and concurrency, as well as important ideas and code …
ASP.NET Tutorial: What is YAGNI Principle in C#?
The YAGNI (You Ain’t Gonna Need It) approach proves to be a guiding principle in the fast-paced realm of software development, where priorities and requirements are subject to change. YAGNI advises developers to hold off on adding features or functionalities until they are certain to be required for the project at hand or for this …
ASP.NET Tutorial: Multi-Tenancy in.NET Core with Independent Databases
A software architecture known as multi-tenancy is one in which a single instance of the program operates on a server and caters to several tenants. When a customer uses a SAAS-based platform to manage their business operations, they are referred to as tenants. Tenants are segregated from one another with respect to their data, user …
ASP.NET Tutorial: Middleware for Concurrency Limiters
Concurrency limiters: What are they for? Programming ideas known as concurrency limiters help control how many users can access a resource at once. It puts in place a rate limiter to restrict the amount of requests that may be processed at once. It protects applications and APIs from misuse and malevolent assaults. Concurrency limiters play …
.NET 8: The Performance, JSON, and Innovation Advantage
Introduction The arrival of.NET 8, the most recent major version of the.NET framework, has sparked a great deal of enthusiasm and anticipation among developers. NET’s reputation as a versatile and powerful development platform is strengthened by this upgrade, which contains various new features and advancements. In this post, we will look at some of the …
ASP.NET Tutorial: Collection expressions in C# 12.0
Collection expressions are a brand-new feature in C# 12.0. Many of us are familiar with generic collections and have knowledge about collections. We know that there are several varieties of collections, such as arrays, lists, and so on. Until C# 11.0, distinct collections utilized different initialization syntaxes. Let us go over the old syntaxes that …
How to Secure a.Net Core App Using Identity Core?
The first thing that comes to mind when building an API is how to secure it. When you think of security, two words immediately spring to mind: authentication and authorization. Authentication is the process of determining whether or not a user is a valid member of the system. Authorization signifies that the member has the …
RestSharp vs Refit Library
Developers have various alternatives when it comes to using RESTful APIs in C# and ASP.NET Core apps. RestSharp and Refit are two prominent libraries that make it easier to make API requests. Both libraries strive to give a more simple and natural method to interface with APIs, but their techniques and functionality differ. In this …