A web.config with a .NET Core application? Why yes, it can be an incredibly helpful tool for those of us running our applications inside of IIS/Windows environments to take control of our content/responses.
Read Full ArticleLeveraging the percentage of code covered by Unit Tests can be a critical metric when monitoring the maintainability of your solution. However, it can also result in futile efforts with limited results. Lets explore improving that story.
Read Full ArticleUnit testing your code is a very important task, however, when using common components of .NET Core it can be complicated to accomplish. Many key features are delivered as non-testable Static, such as the DateTime, File, and Folder objects. This post explores options on how to test these easily.
Read Full ArticleApplication logging is important, however, to have truly effective logging you must have plans in place to review, monitor, and otherwise act upon the log entries that occur. This post explores just that using SeriLog and elmah.io.
Read Full ArticleCreating a properly formatted RSS feed within ASP.NET Core 3.0 should be simple, however, not all examples are created equal. This posting explores all steps necessary to generate a W3C Validated RSS feed with .NET Core.
Read Full ArticleAzure Backups are fantastic, however, at times you may need to diagnose problems. Lets review how we can fix any failure.
Read Full ArticleHow can you mitigate security concerns if you cannot actually upgrade to the patched version of a software?
Read Full ArticleIf an organization wants to adopt .NET Core as a development framework it is important to end complacent attitudes. .NET Core requires constant updates and attention, which many organizations cannot easily support.
Read Full ArticleMicrosoft announced the future plans for .NET Core by announcing that .NET Core version 5 will be the next major version. With this announcement comes a lot of important news.
Read Full ArticleDNN Platform works well on Azure, however, initial installation or upgrade can require a bit of special handling to do things efficiently.
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