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What is the Microsoft.AspNetCore metapackage?

One of the packages added to many ASP.NET Core templates is Microsoft.AspNetCore. This post takes a quick look at that package and what it contains.…

March 09, 2017 in ASP.NET Core NuGet
Supporting both LTS and Current releases for ASP.NET Core

In this post I discuss approaches to supporting both the current and LTS tracks of .NET Core as a library author.…

March 07, 2017 in ASP.NET Core .NET Core Versioning NuGet
Using routing DataTokens in ASP.NET Core

This post takes a look at data tokens and how to use them to provide route information in your apps, but generally I recommend avoiding them if you can.…

February 28, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Routing
Under the hood of the Middleware Analysis package

In this post I take a look at the source code behind the Microsoft.AspNetCore.MiddlewareAnalysis package, to see how it's implemented.…

February 21, 2017 in ASP.NET Core Middleware Source Code Dive Middleware Analysis Package
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 pipeline.…

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

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