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Understanding your middleware pipeline with the Middleware Analysis package

In this post, I take a look at the Microsoft.AspNetCore.MiddlewareAnalysis package, which provide insights into the configuration of your middleware…

February 10, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Middleware Analysis Package Middleware
Exploring IStartupFilter in ASP.NET Core

In this post, I'll take a look at what the IStartupFilter is and how it is used in the ASP.NET Core infrastructure.…

February 07, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Source Code Dive Middleware Analysis Package Middleware
Logging using DiagnosticSource in ASP.NET Core

Although ILogger is the most commonly used, there are actually three logging system in ASP.NET Core. In this post I'll show how to use the DiagnosticSource…

January 31, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Middleware Analysis Package Logging
Reloading strongly typed options in ASP.NET Core 1.1.0

In this post, I'll show how you can use the new IOptionsSnapshot interface to reload strongly typed options when a configuration file changes in ASP.NET…

January 24, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Configuration
How to pass parameters to a view component

In this post I will show how you can pass parameters to a view component when invoking it from your view, from a controller, or as a tag helper.…

January 17, 2017 in ASP.NET Core View Components Front End Razor
An introduction to ViewComponents - a login status view component

In this post, I'll use the example of a Login widget to introduce ASP.NET Core View Components. I'll show how to create them and how they are invoked…

January 10, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Razor View Components Front End

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