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Basic authentication with Swagger and ASP.NET Core
Setting up basic authentication in ASP.NET Core Web API projects
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Basic authentication is not so popular authentication method nowadays. There is a valid reason for that and that is mainly the way credentials are used to authenticate to access the resources...read more
Install multiple packages from Visual Studio package manager console
Adding multiple nuget packages to the project from package manager console
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If you are using Visual Studio 2017 as your main IDE, than you are probably familiar and used at least once NuGet package manager console. You may know or maybe not, but NuGet Package Manager relies on PowerShell script and Package Manager Console is basically hosted PowerShell command line inside Visual Studio. This means, apart from NuGet commands, you can also execute PowerShell commands. ...read more
Setting up .NET Core development environment on Ubuntu Linux
A quick guide for switching from Windows based Visual Studio 2017 to Visual Studio Code
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With growing popularity of dotnet Core, Git and Docker, developers who used to work mainly on Windows are now getting used to CLI environment and obviously Linux. Windows is still a development environment platform of choice, bit since Microsoft already developed and published Visual Studio Code as a cross platform IDE for Windows, Linux and Mac. Although it is still not mature as Visual Studio 2017, it is a decent tool for .NET Core applications development...read more
Generate C# models from Protobuf proto files directly from Visual Studio
Generating C# classes inside .NET Core project from proto using protogen
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I wrote about boosting performances by choosing the right serialization in .NET projects. The top best performing according to my tests and many of the online comparisons are Apache Avro and Google Protocol Buffer (Protobuf) serialization...read more
Seeding data in Entity Framework Core from Visual Studio
Insert sample data from Visual Studio IDE with EF core
 
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Unlike Entity Framework 6, EF Core and whole .NET Core relies on dependency injection. For example, configuration is expected to be injected from the calling assembly instead of being available at any time...read more
Creating Visual Studio ProjectTemplate VSIX package
How to create VSIX package for ProjectTemplate
 
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If you often have projects which setup is pretty much the same you might consider creating ProjectTemplate for Visual Studio.It speeds up development for the project setup, adding references, default configuration .config, content files... Before you start make sure that you have installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 SDK (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40758) and Nuget Package Explorer (http://npe.codeplex.com/)I also attached a small dummy project just to help understanding what is written in this article.Skipping to hands on code is always more helpful and faster for me to, so if you are bored by reading, download the attached .7zfile and explore it...read more
Custom configuration section with intelisense
Setup intelisense for custom configuration sections in app.config
 
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Config files are really useful and allow you to store some setting values without having to hard-code them. It provides out of the box configuration utility which is very flexible, but because of its flexibility, it has some drawbacks as well...read more
Team Foundation Server Power Tools
Integrate TFS in Windows Explorer in Tortoise SVN style
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To be honest I really like Tortoise SVN. It is so easy to work with it from the file system and it is so easy to commit your code changes to public repositories on GitHub. Unfortunately, if you would like to keep your code somewhere safe in cloud and keep it private, for GitHub option you will not get it for free. ...read more
Separate Debug and Release code in C#
Use separate code for debug and release compilation in C#
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Basic functionality of your code does what it should do regardless of whether it is compiled in Debug of Release mode. Only differences might be related to debugging the code and tracing errors during debug. For sure you want more monitoring during the development (debug mode), so you would probably add some sort of logging. ...read more

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