One of the things which are certain in the case of non-trivial code running in production are errors. In this post, I want to focus on handling transient errors in a very specific context - Durable Functions.
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This is next post in my little series on streaming JSON objects (NDJSON) in .NET. This one discusses how to send an async stream with HttpClient.
In every ASP.NET Core release, there are small features that nobody talks about. This post talks about one of such features - HTTP Trailers.
ASP.NET Core already has nice RPC options like SignalR and gRPC. JSON-RPC is an interesting, lightweight and flexible option, which is complementary to the existing ones.
Reporting API aims at providing a framework for browsers to deliver reports about various issues to the servers. This post explores how Network Error Logging can be used with ASP.NET Core.
This post is a follow-up to my previous one regarding usage of HttpClientFactory in Azure Functions. The approach I've taken previously is no loner the best one and I wanted to revisit it.
This post describes an attempt to build a proof-of-concept RSocket server by putting together RSoket.NET and new ASP.NET Core networking primitives for non-HTTP servers.
Recently I've been tasked with building a PoC of Azure Functions based GraphQL service. I like tasks like this, especially if I can share my experience. I hope someone will benefit from this one.
This post discusses how to use Fetch API, Streams API, and NDJSON to improve user experience by streaming JSON objects from server to client in ASP.NET Core MVC
ASP.NET Core SignalR provides an API for creating server-to-client remote procedure calls (RPC). A challenge appears when we want such a remote procedure call to return a result. This post shows a possible way to achieve that.
This post is part of Push Notifications and ASP.NET Core series. In this post we take a look at some special cases which should be handled for correct usage of push notifications.
As part of my talk about real-time technologies in ASP.NET Core I mention that Web Push can be scaled with Azure Functions. In this post I'm showing how.
In my fourth post about Azure Functions 2.0 extensibility I'm describing how to extend existing extensions.
In ASP.NET Core the authorization mechanism is well exposed for MVC, but not for middleware. This post shows how it can be fully utilized while configuring middleware pipeline.
HttpClient is not as straightforward to use as it may seem. The current recommendation for Azure Functions advises usage of a static client, but HttpClientFactory can be an interesting alternative.
In my second post about Azure Functions 2.0 extensibility I'm taking a closer look at creating custom triggers.
Information about Azure Functions 2.0 extensibility are available, but scattered. This post attempts to gather the key aspects.
Health checks are one of new features in ASP.NET Core 2.2. It's significantly changing from preview to preview. This post attempts to grasp current state and explore this feature.
HTTP/2 is finally coming to ASP.NET Core. This post experiments with protocol based content delivery as a way to get the best out of HTTP/2 without degradation for HTTP/1.
Reporting API aims at providing a framework for browsers to deliver reports about various issues to the servers. This post explores how the experimental implementation of this standard in Chrome can be used with ASP.NET Core.