Tag: dotnet
All the articles with the tag "dotnet".
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[.NET] Simplify Domain Events with DKNet.EfCore.Events
Learn how DKNet.EfCore.Events brings elegant domain event management to Entity Framework Core, enabling clean separation of concerns and reliable event-driven architectures in your .NET applications.
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[.NET] Simplify EF Core Lifecycle Management with DKNet.EfCore.Hooks
Discover how DKNet.EfCore.Hooks revolutionizes Entity Framework Core development by providing pre and post-save hooks for implementing cross-cutting concerns like auditing, validation, event publishing, and caching in a clean, maintainable way.
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[.NET] Streamline Your DTOs with DKNet.EfCore.DtoGenerator
Discover how DKNet.EfCore.DtoGenerator uses Roslyn Source Generators to automatically create immutable DTOs from EF Core entities, eliminating boilerplate code while preserving validation attributes and type safety.
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[.NET] Aspire, Simplifying Local Development Environment and Testing.
Setting up a new project can be challenging, especially with the involvement of various technologies. This guide explores how .NET Aspire simplifies development by streamlining local environment setup, testing, and continuous integration, while also detailing the end-to-end process with an Azure DevOps CI/CD pipeline.
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[.NET] Optimising .NET Core with Multi-Platform Docker Images: A Complete Guide
In this post, sharing about Docker optimisation for the .NET Core framework and build a multi-platform image using the capabilities of Docker buildx, enabling us to create multi-platform images that can seamlessly run on diverse architectures. Moreover, we will discuss the integration of GitAction into the image-building process, empowering us to automate creating and publishing multi-platform Docker images.
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[.NET] Small tool for Azure AD to AD User Write back
Sharing a small tool-self developed to sync the users from AzureAD to on=premise Active Directory Service.
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[.NET] Anti Forgery Token and Machine Key for MVC on IIS
The Medium post explains the importance of anti-forgery tokens and machine keys in web application security against CSRF attacks. It provides implementation details for ASP.NET, including the use of AntiForgeryToken and configuring the machine key. The post emphasizes the necessity of implementing both measures to enhance overall security.