ASP.NET Core Articles, Tutorials & News
ASP.NET Core articles, tutorials, and news from the DotNetNews archive.
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ASP.NET Core articles, tutorials, and news from the DotNetNews archive.
ASP.NET Core articles
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Everything You Need to Know About Minimal APIs in .NET
mariemoalla.medium.com Issue #267
Minimal APIs are a lightweight way to build HTTP APIs in .NET with minimal ceremony. Introduced in .NET 6, they focus on simplicity, and…
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Restricting Login by IP Address in ASP.NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #267
Secure your ASP.NET admin panel by restricting login access to specific IP addresses. Learn how to configure web.config and implement C# code to allow only trusted IPs for better security.
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7 HIPAA-Compliant .NET SaaS Patterns for Healthcare Startups
faciletechnolab.com Issue #267
Discover battle-tested .NET patterns for HIPAA-compliant healthcare SaaS. Learn encryption, audit logging, and access control strategies to avoid big penalties on violations.
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The Core of Onion Architecture: Keeping Business Logic Pure in .NET
medium.com Issue #267
Layered Architecture Patterns for Modern ASP.NET Core
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9 AI-Powered .NET SaaS Features Revolutionizing Healthcare
faciletechnolab.com Issue #267
Discover how .NET-driven AI features like clinical documentation automation and predictive risk scoring are revolutionizing healthcare SaaS. Cut costs 40% and improve outcomes.
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AZURE APPLICATION INSIGHTS IN ASP.NET CORE
medium.com Issue #267
Today’s world is compact and covering physical space is an issue not for humans but also for 0 and 1 which is nothing but a representation…
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Enterprise ASP.NET Core Web API with Clean Architecture
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #267
Learn to build scalable, maintainable Enterprise ASP.NET Core Web APIs using Clean Architecture principles, focusing on separation of concerns, testability, and modular design for high-performance ent...
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From “Why won’t this button do anything?” to Clean Blazor Callbacks (Server & WASM)
blog.venturemagazine.net Issue #267
I still remember shipping a “simple” child form and wondering why nothing updated in the parent. Spoiler: I’d passed an Action when I… Continue reading on Venture »
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Building Your First High-Performance gRPC Server in C#-A Developer’s Complete Guide
medium.com Issue #266
Modern applications demand speed, efficiency and seamless communication between distributed systems. While REST APIs have dominated the…
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Async/Await Done Right in .NET for High-Throughput APIs
medium.com Issue #266
Avoiding deadlocks and unlocking true concurrency in production-grade .NET services.
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REST vs gRPC in .NET: Choosing the Right API Style for Your Backend
medium.com Issue #266
Compare REST and gRPC in ASP.NET Core with examples.
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Razor Pages vs MVC in ASP.NET Core — Strategic Selection 2025
blog.yaseerarafat.com Issue #266
In 2025, choosing between Razor Pages and MVC in ASP.NET Core is more than a preference — it’s a strategic decision that affects…
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Build Master-Detail Pages in ASP.NET Core MVC — Part 1
bipinjoshi.net Issue #266
Master-detail pages are a staple in many web applications, offering a structured way to display and manage related data. Developers can implement these pages using various approaches—server-side, clie...
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A Beginner’s Guide to [HttpGet], [Route], and [ApiController] in ASP.NET Core
medium.com Issue #266
When I first started working with ASP.NET Core, I saw controller methods that were decorated with [HttpGet], [Route], [FromBody], and…
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.NET : Build your own HybridCache!
medium.com Issue #266
Mastering MCP Integration: Build AI-Powered Database Tools with .NET
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Mastering API Pagination Methodology with the Microsoft Stack
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #266
This comprehensive guide covers API pagination in ASP.NET Core, explaining methods like offset, cursor, token, and time-based pagination, plus best practices, performance tips, and real-world use case...
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How to Build a .NET Document Scanner with C# and Windows OCR API
dynamsoft.com Issue #265
In today’s digital workplace, document scanning and text recognition are vital capabilities for many business applications. In this…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Development, Deployment, Security, and Best Practices
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #265
Building Robust APIs with the Microsoft Stack: A Comprehensive Guide to Development, Deployment, Security, and Best Practices.
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Building Real-Time Web Applications with ASP.NET SignalR
medium.com Issue #265
Real-time web applications increase engagement by delivering instant data updates to users. ASP.NET SignalR is a powerful library that…
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Building an Invoice Entry System with Angular, ASP.NET Core, Dapper, CQRS, and SQL Server
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #265
Learn how Vibe Coding revolutionizes retail merchandising by replacing static seasonal plans with AI-powered, multi-agent systems that detect trends, align inventory, adjust pricing, and personalize c...
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.NET 10 Preview 7 is now available!
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #265
Today, we are excited to announce the seventh preview release of .NET 10 with enhancements across the .NET Runtime, SDK, libraries, C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, .NET MAUI, and more. Check out the full re...
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In any problem situation return ProblemDetails | IProblemDetailsService in ASP.NET Core
medium.com Issue #265
ProblemDetails is the standard way to indicate that your application has faced a problem. It can represent any type of issue — from…
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Why Your C# Structs Might Be Slower Than Classes — Microsoft’s Own Performance Rules
blog.devgenius.io Issue #265
🧠 The Day Structs Slowed Our API Continue reading on Dev Genius »
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Minimal APIs in .NET: The Beginner-Friendly Gateway I Wish I Found Sooner
medium.com Issue #264
When I first entered the .NET world, I was overwhelmed by the amount of boilerplate code I had to write just to display “Hello, World”…
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The 2-Line Change That Made Our .NET App Pass the OWASP Top 10 Audit
medium.com Issue #264
We didn’t rewrite endpoints. We didn’t refactor middleware. Just two lines and one vault check saved our .NET app from a major security… Continue reading on .Net Programming »