.NET Standard vs .NET Core – What’s The Difference?
It’s hard to read an intro to .NET Core without someone also introducing .NET Standard and then quickly moving on, …
Sending and Receiving Email in .net Core
Note : This post is for .NET Core version 1.1 or .NET Standard 1.6. At that time, the SmtpClient class …
Set X-XSS-Protection in ASP.net Core
X-XSS-Protection is a header that can be set on a webpage to activate “limited” XSS protection in certain browsers. At …
Set X-FRAME-OPTIONS in ASP.NET Core
X-FRAME-OPTIONS is a web header that can be used to allow or deny a page to be iframed. This is …
Manually Upgrading Nuget In Visual Studio
Attempting to install a nuget package the other day I got the following error : Package ‘xyz’ uses features that …
Using Redis Cache in .NET Core
Redis is a high performance distributed cache. It’s great for storing data that you are going to need again and …
Accessing HTTPContext in ASP.NET Core
HttpContext has had a bit of a shifting around in ASP.NET Core. While everyone has their own ideas on best …
Enabling CORS in ASP.NET Core
By default, browsers abide by the Same-Origin policy, which is that documents (Or in most cases scripts) cannot interact with …
Pascalcase vs Camelcase in ASP.net Core
It’s not like the war of Pascalcase vs Camelcase hasn’t been going on for a very long time, but in …
Hot Swapping Custom Configurations in ASP.NET Core Using IOptionsSnapshot
In a previous article we went over how to read custom configurations into memory in ASP.NET Core. This is also …
