Creating an email form with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages
In the comments of my last post, I got asked to write about, how to create a email form using ASP.NET Core Razor Pages. The reader also asked about a tutorial about authentication and authorization....
View ArticleQuerying AD in SQL Server via LDAP provider
This is kinda off-topic, because it's not about ASP.NET Core, but l really like it to share. I recently needed to import some additional user data via a nightly run into a SQL Server Database. The base...
View ArticleCurrent Activities
Wow! Some weeks without a new blog post. My plan was to write at least one post per week. But this doesn't always work. Usually I write in the train, when I go to work to Basel (CH). Sometimes I write...
View ArticleUnit Testing an ASP.NET Core Application
ASP.NET Core 2.0 is out and it is great. Testing worked well in the previous versions, but in 2.0 it is much more easier.Xunit, Moq and FluentAssertions are working great with the new Version of .NET...
View Article.NET Core 2.0 and ASP.NET 2.0 Core are here and ready to use
Recently I did a overview talk about .NET Core, .NET Standard and ASP.NET Core at the Azure Meetup Freiburg. I told them about .NET Core 2.0, showed the dotnet CLI and the integration in Visual Studio....
View ArticleGraphiQL for ASP.NET Core
One nice thing about blogging is the feedback from the readers. I got some nice kudos, but also great new ideas. One idea was born out of a question about a "graphi" UI for the GraphQL Middleware I...
View ArticleNuGet, Cache and some more problems
Recently I had some problems using NuGet, two of them were huge, which took me a while to solve them. But all of them are easy to fix, if you know how to do it.NuGet CacheThe fist and more critical...
View ArticleTrying BitBucket Pipelines with ASP.NET Core
BitBucket provides a continuous integration tool called Pipelines. This is based on Docker containers which are running on a Linux based Docker machine. Within this post I wanna try to use BitBucket...
View ArticleBook Review: ASP.NET Core 2 and Angular 5
Last fall, I did my first technical review of a book written by Valerio De Sanctis, called ASP.NET Core 2 and Angular 5. This book is about to use Visual Studio 2017 to create a Single Page Application...
View ArticleTrying React the first time
The last two years I worked a lot with Angular. I learned a lot and I also wrote some blog posts about it. While I worked with Angular, I always had React in mind and wanted to learn about that. But I...
View ArticleThe ASP.NET Core React Project
In the last post I wrote I had a first look into a plain, clean and lightweight React setup. I'm still impressed how easy the setup is and how fast the loading of a React app really is. Before trying...
View ArticleAnother GraphQL library for ASP.NET Core
I recently read a interesting tweet by Glenn Block about a GraphQL app running on the Linux Subsystem for Windows:It is impressive to run a .NET Core app in Linux on Windows, which is not a Virtual...
View ArticleCreating a chat application using React and ASP.NET Core - Part 1
In this blog series, I'm going to create a small chat application using React and ASP.NET Core, to learn more about React and to learn how React behaves in an ASP.NET Core project during development...
View ArticleCreating a chat application using React and ASP.NET Core - Part 2
In this blog series, I'm going to create a small chat application using React and ASP.NET Core, to learn more about React and to learn how React behaves in an ASP.NET Core project during development...
View ArticleCreating a chat application using React and ASP.NET Core - Part 3
In this blog series, I'm going to create a small chat application using React and ASP.NET Core, to learn more about React and to learn how React behaves in an ASP.NET Core project during development...
View ArticleMy First Post with Pretzel
Bye Community Server, Hello PretzelI stop writing on http://www.aspnetzone.de/blogs/juergengutsch/ and changed the blog software to a more flexible and agile system based on Pretzel. Pretzel is a...
View ArticleLightCore 2.0
At the MVP Summit 2015 we had a Hackthon with the guys from the ASP.NET product group to support ASP.NET 5. There were Ideas to improve the documentation, to upgrade samples to the newest beta version...
View ArticleAppVeyor: A simple build server for open source projects
For LightCore 2.0 I would like to show the build state inside the GitHub repository. I could use my personal Jenkins build server on a Azure VM, because Jenkins also provides the build state, with a...
View ArticleMoving .NET libraries to .NET Core
At the MVP Summit 2015 Albert Weinert told us that ASP.NET has a huge problem: Almost all of our favorite tools are not usable with .NET Core. Many unit test frameworks, IoC containers, almost all...
View ArticleView Components in ASP.NET 5
One of the nicest new features in ASP.NET 5 is the ViewComponent. This is a kind of a 'mini MVC' inside the MVC application which can be used like partial Views. ViewComponents are like partial Views...
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