Reactive Extensions (Rx) - Part 8 - Timeouts
Should you use Reactive Extensions (Rx) to do timeouts in .NET? It turns out it's better to use CancellationTokenSource in the Task Parallel Library (TPL).
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SEO Friendly URL's for ASP.NET Core
An SEO friendly URL is human readable and gives your site a higher page rank. Learn how to implement SEO friendly URL's using ASP.NET Core.
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Making Application Insights Fast & Secure
Implementing Application Insights into your ASP.NET Core application with performance and security as a top priority in this advanced scenario.
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The Dotnet Watch Tool
The dotnet watch tool is a file watcher for dotnet that restarts the application when changes in the source code are detected.
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NGINX for ASP.NET Core In-Depth
NGINX is a popular open source web server. It can act as a reverse proxy server for ASP.NET Core web apps. How to configure NGINX for ASP.NET Core.
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ASP.NET Core Fluent Interface Extensions
Using the fluent interface style in with ASP.NET Core Fluent Interface Extension methods. Building on top of the work done by Khalid Abuhakmeh.
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Azure Active Directory Versus Identity Server
A comparison between Azure Active Directory and Identity Server covering the advantages and disadvantages of both.
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Social TagHelpers for ASP.NET Core
Enhance the experience of sharing a page from your site through the use of social media meta tags implemented with ASP.NET Core TagHelpers.
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Subresource Integrity TagHelper Using ASP.NET Core - Part 2
Use an ASP.NET Core TagHelper to implement Subresource Integrity (SRI) to ensure that external resources have not been tampered with. With is part 2.
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Use an ASP.NET Core TagHelper to implement Subresource Integrity (SRI) to ensure that external resources have not been tampered with.
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