Hosting An ASP.NET Core Web Application As A Windows Service In .NET Core 2
Are you using .NET Core 3? This guide is for .NET Core 2 only. Check out our updated guide for …
Are you using .NET Core 3? This guide is for .NET Core 2 only. Check out our updated guide for …
This week there was a great blog post about Bing.com running on .NET Core 2.1, and the performance gains that …
Getting a mime type based on a file name (Or file extension), is one of those weird things you never …
It’s almost a right of passage for a junior developer to cludge together their own CSV parser using a simple …
I was recently looking into the new Channel<T> API in the latest version of .NET Core (For an upcoming post), …
While working on an API that was built specifically for mobile clients, I ran into an interesting problem that I …
For the past few years, everytime I’ve started a new project there has been one sure fire class that I …
At Microsoft Build today, it was announced that a Windows Desktop “pack” or “addon” would be released for .NET Core. …
I want to start off this post by saying if you are starting a new .NET Core project and you …
I’m currently living the whole snake case vs camel case argument all over again. Me being a web developer, I …