Docker Settings For ASP.net Core On Azure Linux App Service
With Azure App Service currently being 50% off for Linux, people are taking advantage and halving their .NET core hosting …
From A to F#: Getting started with F# and Linux (Part III)
This will be the third and last part of our series that will help you to get up and running …
From A to F#: Getting started with F# and Linux (Part II)
This will be the second part of a series of 3 articles that will help you to get up and …
Deploying ASP.net Core To Azure App Service – FTP
A quick and easy way to get your code up and running on Azure App Service is to upload your …
From A to F#: Getting started with F# and Linux (Part I)
This will be the first part of a series of 3 articles that will help you to get up and …
Route Constraints In ASP.net Core
Route Constraints can be a handy way to distinguish between similar route names, and in some cases, pre-filter out “junk” …
Request Culture In ASP.NET Core
Culture in ASP.net has always been a bit finicky to get right. In ASP.NET Core there is no exception but …
Using Azure Blob Storage In .NET Core
Pretty much any project that allows file uploads is going to utilize some cloud storage provider. It could be rackspace, …
CSRF Tokens In AngularJS/jQuery With ASP.NET Core
In a previous article we talked about using CSRF Tokens to protect against CSRF attacks. But their main usage was …
CSRF Tokens In ASP.NET Core
CSRF or Cross Site Request Forgery is a type of web attack that uses a users own browser to post …
