A collection of 68 posts
Long gone are the days when internet speed was a problem for most technology workers. Anecdotally, I downloaded a video for this post, misplaced it, and rather than search my local machine, I decided to download it again. It’s a...
Every successful web application inevitably gets more users, and in that crowd of users, there is an individual who enthusiastically carries the torch of desktop apps in their heart. These torchbearers of the desktop have in their fingers the impulsive...
As human beings, we have an innate ability to pick out valuable information from less-than-ideal situations. Our brain can process the things we need while ignoring the nonsense. Unfortunately, web mainstays like HTML and HTTP don’t have those same capabilities,...
Developers just starting their ASP.NET web development journey might have heard the term Razor, and had developers apply it within many different situations. We’ll explore the beginnings of Razor, what it aims to accomplish, the frameworks it is currently in...
As a developer that’s seen most of the iterations of ASP.NET throughout their career, ASP.NET Core reduces the complexity of hosting a web application while giving developer’s the most power they’ve ever had. We can host ASP.NET Core applications within...
If you are a frequent reader of this blog, you’ll know that I am an unapologetic web developer. I love everything about the web and its ability to deliver rich experiences to users. My technology stack of choice is primarily...
Technical lingo is a blessing and a curse. It helps us communicate within our community more effectively and precisely but has the downside of making it difficult for newcomers. Thus, it’s essential to clarify what terms mean within a given...
Routing is the backbone of every web application, and with ASP.NET Core, it’s never been easier to mix and match request handling frameworks. We can choose from MVC, Blazor, Razor Pages, SignlaR, Carter, and many more. Arguably the strength of...
We all would like to believe that our applications are bug-free and will run without exceptions. Those of us who’ve been around long enough will know that users will find a way to break our most meticulously tested codebases. In...
The purpose of this post is to walk through the basics of starting an ASP.NET Core HTTP API. A fundamental understanding of all the parts that make an ASP.NET Core HTTP API work and why each element matters. We’ll also...
