One of the most common "quick fix" items performed with website performance audits is the proper management and inclusion of images within your application. Compression is simple and nets great results.
Read Full ArticleOften times Entity Framework is thrown under the bus as a poor performer, in this post I share my experience of things that I've encountered with quick code changes to get great performance.
Read Full ArticleASP.NET Core has an amazing logging infrastructure built in to the product, however, the templates and examples never fully document how one might leverage this in a real-world scenario. This post explores a standard configuration.
Read Full ArticleASP.NET Identity is an amazing feature, however, the names of the generated tables do not always match the desired format, but it is easy to make some changes to this within your context to match your standards.
Read Full ArticleThe larger your project gets, the more complicated the Entity Framework setup becomes. This post explores a few techniques to improve the management of complex projects.
Read Full ArticleSometimes Azure AppServices backups will fail, but it is quite easy to fix these issues. This post explores the process to review & analyze.
Read Full ArticleAnother month has passed and more security notices and upgrade risks have been identified for the DNN Platform. I'm getting regular calls with questions about risks and options, this post explores these questions in detail.
Read Full ArticleJune was met with a plethora for security alerts for both the DNN Platform as well as many third-party solutions as well. This post is a round-up of all known information regarding these issues.
Read Full ArticleThe more presentations I give at events, the more time I spend working on methods to provide attendees the best experience both during and after. I've recently adopted a new process for all code-samples that improves the experiences for attendees and myself.
Read Full ArticleASP.NET templates are amazing starting points if you know exactly everything you need at the beginning. However, if you need to add things later it can get complicated. This post explores adding WebAPI and OAuth to an existing project.
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