aspnetcore Create Your Own Authorization Requirements In ASP.NET Core ASP.NET Core provides a clean and simple model to express the application authorization rules in code: the Policy-based authorization model. This one is based on the following object model structure: * Requirement: provides
aspnetcore How To Migrate Your Authentication Middleware To ASP.NET Core 2.0? Did you give ASP.NET Core 2.0 a try? If no, you should :) because there are a lot of cool stuff there [https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2017/08/14/announcing-asp-net-core-2-0/
devops How To Debug A .NET Core Nuget Package? > Nuget is a package manager for .NET. It provides tools to create and reference packages. The Nuget official packages repository is nuget.org [https://www.nuget.org]. Each Nuget package contains .NET binaries
aspnetcore Testavior: A Happy Solution To Test Your ASP.NET Core Applications I talked several times about my vision of testing ASP.NET Core applications on this blog. The story has began here: A Different Approach To Test Your ASP.NET Core Application [https://geeklearning.
aspnetcore ASP.NET Core Application Testing With SpecFlow I started a series a few weeks ago about testing ASP.NET Core applications using a different approach: the Behavior Approach. I am very convinced of this method and very excited about presenting
aspnet How To Deal With Identity When Testing An ASP.NET Core Application User identity is a collection of security information associated to an authenticated user. It is used to implement authorization mechanisms with the aim of protecting application resources from unauthorized accesses. In ASP.NET
aspnetcore How To Test Your ASP.NET Core MVC Stack Last time [https://geeklearning.io/a-different-approach-to-test-your-asp-net-core-application/], we saw how to implement behavior testing in ASP.NET Core with a scenario approach. Thanks to this, we can now cover the code of a complete
dotnet Dotnet Core Storage, cloud or file system storage made easy If you ever dealt with file storage during cloud development, you are probably familiar with solutions like Azure blob storage or Amazon S3. They are powerful solutions to store large amount of files
azure The 9.5 steps to deploy your ASP.NET Core 1.0 application to Azure from VSTS Now that ASP.NET Core 1.0 is released [https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/06/27/announcing-asp-net-core-1-0/] , you should have converted your projects to RTM bits. But what about your automated
webdev Asp.net 5.0 install SecretManager The Asp.net documentation is still in progress and it is not always accurate or up to date. If you try to work with SecretManager and beta7 you might find trouble installing it.