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In this post I provide an introduction to Razor Pages, the basics of getting started, and how Razor Pages differs from MVC…

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In this post I show a startup task that pre-builds all the services registered in the DI container to reduce the duration of the first request to the app.…

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Running async tasks on app startup in ASP.NET Core - Part 4

In this post I describe an approach to running tasks on startup that uses IHostedService to run the tasks and exposes their status using health checks…

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