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Treat your integration tests as external consumers
Introduction ASP.NET Core has awesome support for writing integration tests. I like to use them when I build APIs to verify that I don't break any public contracts when developing. Our first approach...
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Heartbeat logger in Dotnet Core
Photo by Jair Lázaro / Unsplash Introduction It's important to monitor your applications so that you can act fast when problems occurs. When it comes to web applications it's common to have a /health...
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Treat your integration tests as external consumers
Introduction ASP.NET Core has awesome support for writing integration tests. I like to use them when I build APIs to verify that I don't break any public contracts when developing. Our first approach...
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Heartbeat logger in Dotnet Core
Photo by Jair Lázaro / Unsplash Introduction It's important to monitor your applications so that you can act fast when problems occurs. When it comes to web applications it's common to have a /health...
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Treat your integration tests as external consumers
Introduction ASP.NET Core has awesome support for writing integration tests. I like to use them when I build APIs to verify that I don't break any public contracts when developing. Our first approach...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Heartbeat logger in Dotnet Core
Photo by Jair Lázaro / Unsplash Introduction It's important to monitor your applications so that you can act fast when problems occurs. When it comes to web applications it's common to have a /health...
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Treat your integration tests as external consumers
Introduction ASP.NET Core has awesome support for writing integration tests. I like to use them when I build APIs to verify that I don't break any public contracts when developing. Our first approach...
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ASP.NET Core 6 - HttpLogging - log requests/responses
Four years ago I wrote about how to log request/response headers in ASP.NET Core. This functionality has now been built into the framework, let's have a look. How I did it 4 years ago We shipped an...
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Dealing with access tokens in dotnet
Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary Introduction When working with http APIs you'll sooner or later run into access tokens. I will not go into any depth of the whys and the hows but let's do a quick breakdown....
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Dotnet pack - include referenced projects
Photo taken by Vance Osterhout Scenario You provide a nuget package to x amount of different customers. You want to share common code between the different nuget packages. You don't want your shared...
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Custom Dictionary JsonConverter for System.Text.Json
Photo by Romain Vignes Introduction A couple of months ago we (more or less unknowingly) started to use System.Text.Json instead of Newtonsoft in one of our ASP.NET Core applications. The application...
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ASP.NET Core 6 - HttpLogging - log requests/responses
Four years ago I wrote about how to log request/response headers in ASP.NET Core. This functionality has now been built into the framework, let's have a look. How I did it 4 years ago We shipped an...
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Dealing with access tokens in dotnet
Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary Introduction When working with http APIs you'll sooner or later run into access tokens. I will not go into any depth of the whys and the hows but let's do a quick breakdown....
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Dotnet pack - include referenced projects
Photo taken by Vance Osterhout Scenario You provide a nuget package to x amount of different customers. You want to share common code between the different nuget packages. You don't want your shared...
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Custom Dictionary JsonConverter for System.Text.Json
Photo by Romain Vignes Introduction A couple of months ago we (more or less unknowingly) started to use System.Text.Json instead of Newtonsoft in one of our ASP.NET Core applications. The application...
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ASP.NET Core 6 - HttpLogging - log requests/responses
Four years ago I wrote about how to log request/response headers in ASP.NET Core. This functionality has now been built into the framework, let's have a look. How I did it 4 years ago We shipped an...
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Dealing with access tokens in dotnet
Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary Introduction When working with http APIs you'll sooner or later run into access tokens. I will not go into any depth of the whys and the hows but let's do a quick breakdown....
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Dotnet pack - include referenced projects
Photo taken by Vance Osterhout Scenario You provide a nuget package to x amount of different customers. You want to share common code between the different nuget packages. You don't want your shared...
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Custom Dictionary JsonConverter for System.Text.Json
Photo by Romain Vignes Introduction A couple of months ago we (more or less unknowingly) started to use System.Text.Json instead of Newtonsoft in one of our ASP.NET Core applications. The application...
View ArticleClik here to view.
ASP.NET Core 6 - HttpLogging - log requests/responses
Four years ago I wrote about how to log request/response headers in ASP.NET Core. This functionality has now been built into the framework, let's have a look. How I did it 4 years ago We shipped an...
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