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Paul February 10th, 2022 We want to keep you secure when using Visual Studio. If you’re using an older version of Visual Studio, we have several reminders about upcoming events in the Visual Studio support lifecycle.Visual Studio 2012:support ends on January 9, 2023 for the IDE and its associated products, runtimes, and components. We recommend users upgrade to a newer version of Visual Studio.Visual Studio 2017:mainstream support ends April 12, 2022, and the product will trans...
Jason January 31st, 2022 We are pleased to announce the Release Candidate (RC) of PowerShell PSReadLine 2.2, an improved command-line editing experience in the PowerShell terminal. This release is supported for PowerShell 7.x and downlevel to Windows PowerShell 5.1. The release candidate is now available for download on the PowerShell Gallery. To install PSReadLine:Install-Module PSReadLine -AllowPrerelease -ForceRelease Candidate Updates Thank you to the community for your ...
Blog Konsultacje Szkolenia i warsztaty Prelekcje O mnie KontaktWzorce projektowe 3 minuty W internecie niewiele jest dobrze opisanych przykładów modelowania danych w Cosmos DB. Większość przykładów opartych o tą bazę jest albo:zbyt prosta - w zasadzie nic nie uczyźle zamodelowana - koszty bazy danych doprowadzą dyrektora finansowego na skraj załamania nerwowegowychodzi z gotowymi rozwiązaniami - a takich nie mamy na początku Pomyślałe...
Derek ComartinArchitecture If you’re developing a Monolith or using a Monolithic Architecture doesn’t mean it needs to be a big ball of mud. Most people equate a Monolith with a Big Ball of Mud because it’s highly coupled and difficult to change. However, you can combat it by defining strict boundaries and logically decoupling those boundaries and the data that each boundary owns. To go even further you can loosely couple by leveraging asynchronous messaging between boundaries. Does this sound familia...
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23 This blog post is my first contribution to the 2021 C# Advent Calendar many thanks for both Matthew D. Groves and Calvin A. Allen for this opportunity if you interest to read other members blog post so far please check it out I am sure you will find useful blog posts of this Advent Calendar.In short what is gRPC ? gRPC is one of the modern open source framework technologies that helps us build applications more efficiently and with high performance. This technology is commonly used in Microservices ...
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MenuHomeBadgesOleg Kyrylchuk Published on 9 min readTable of contentsDateOnly and TimeOnlyParallel.ForEachAsyncArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull()PriorityQueueReading and Writing FilesA New PeriodicTimerMetrics APIReflection API for Nullability InformationReflection API for Nested Nullability InformationProcess Path and IDA New Configuration HelperCSPNGNative Memory APIPower of 2WaitAsync on TaskNew Math APIsCollectionsMarshal.GetValueRefOrNullRefConfigureHostOptionsCreate Async ScopeSimplified Call P...
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Avanindra November 15th, 2021 Azure Active Directory’s gateway service is a reverse proxy that fronts hundreds of services that make up Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). If you’ve used services such as office.com, outlook.com, portal.azure.com or xbox.live.com, then you’ve used Azure AD’s gateway. The gateway provides features such as TLS termination, automatic failovers/retries, geo-proximity routing, throttling, and tarpitting to services in Azure AD. The gateway is present in 54 Azure datacenters w...
Daniel November 8th, 2021 .NET 6 is now released! ASP.NET Core in .NET 6 includes everything you need to build rich modern web UI and powerful back-end services.What’s new? Here’s a sampling of the great new features and improvements in ASP.NET Core for .NET 6:Hot reload: Apply changes to Razor, C#, and CSS source files into your running app during development without the need to rebuild and restart the app.Minimal APIs: Create a new ASP.NET Core app with just a few lines of code using the latest C# f...
Derek ComartinArchitecture When building Software as a Service (SaaS) you’ll often need to use a Multi-tenant Architecture. There are many different ways that you can segregate compute and data storage in a multi-tenant architecture. Data storage can be in a silo or partitioned. Compute can be pooled or siloed. And both together you can create lanes for groups of tenants. In this architecture, having the identity of each request is critical in being able to route a request all the way through to the r...
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There are many ways to generate PDF files. You can use a PDF library, but generating a PDF manually is not trivial. You can use a report library, but they are often paid solution and not trivial to use for simple needs.
In this series I'm going to take a look at some of the new features coming in .NET 6. There's already been a lot of content written on .NET 6, including a lot of posts from the .NET and ASP.NET teams themselves. In this series I'm going to be looking at some of the code behind some of those features. Posts in this series (new posts will be listed here as they're written): Part 1 - Looking inside ConfigurationManager in .NET 6 Part 2 - Comparing WebApplicationBuilder to the Generic Ho...
Enrico Buonanno on 2021-10-31Why C# 10 is pretty irrelevant (but .NET 6 isn't) and why that's a good thing✍&##xFE0E; I hope the title got you intrigued. Usually there's a lot of excitement when a new language version comes out, as people are waiting to see what cool new feature will improve their daily development practice. As a book author, I have to be particularly aware of new language features; over the last few weeks I've been working on the 2nd Edition of my book, Functional Programming in C#, ...
In this series I'm going to take a look at some of the new features coming in .NET 6. There's already been a lot of content written on .NET 6, including a lot of posts from the .NET and ASP.NET teams themselves. In this series I'm going to be looking at some of the code behind some of those features. In this first post, I take a look at the ConfigurationManager class, why it was added, and some of the code used to implement it.Wait, what's ConfigurationManager? If your first respons...
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Frederic Lardinois @fredericl / 11 months AWS today announced a new database product that is clearly meant to go after Microsoft’s SQL Server and make it easier — and cheaper — for SQL Server users to migrate to the AWS cloud. The new service is Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL. The tagline AWS CEO Andy Jassy used for this service in his re:Invent keynote today is probably telling: “Stop paying for SQL Server licenses you don’t need.” And to show how serious it is about th...
aboutblogpodcastyoutubespeaking browse by category or dateParallel.ForEachAsync in .NET 6Comment on this post [1]Posted in DotNetCore | Open Source Sponsored By Great tweet from Oleg Kyrylchuk (follow him!) showing how cool Parallel.ForEachAsync is in .NET 6. It's new! Let's look at this clean bit of code in .NET 6 that calls the public GitHub API and retrieves n number of names and bios, given a list of GitHub users:using System.Net.Http.Headers; using System.Ne...
It&##x27;s time for .NET to Leave HomeSunday, October 24th 2021 It was kicked off by a blog post and merge that removed the tooling-agnostic ability for the dotnet command to perform hot reloads of code. That functionality was then moved over to Visual Studio as an exclusive. This prompted the creation of a protest reversal of the commit on the dotnet/sdk repository and an issue asking the important question why. Some higher visbility news sources wasted no time in covering the situation as-it-happe...