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  2. ASP.NET Core in Action, Second Edition

    ASP.NET Core in Action, Second Edition supports .NET Core 3.1 and will be updated to .NET 5 on release. Buy the book in MEAP now, and get the chapters as they're written. You even get a free copy of the first edition of ASP.NET Core!

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    Safely migrating passwords in ASP.NET Core Identity with a custom PasswordHasher

    In this post I create a custom IPasswordHasher implementation that can be used in ASP.NET Core Identity to migrate from weak hashes like MD5 or SHA1.…
    in ASP.NET Core ASP.NET Core 2.0 ASP.NET Core Identity Security
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    Validating phone numbers with Twilio using ASP.NET Core Identity and Razor Pages

    In this post I show how to add phone number validation with Twilio's Lookup API to a Razor Pages app that uses ASP.NET Core Identity for user management…
    in ASP.NET Core ASP.NET Core 2.1 Razor Pages Twilio
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    Strongly-typed IDs in EF Core (Revisited)
    Using strongly-typed entity IDs to avoid primitive obsession - Part 4

    In this post I describe how to use strongly-typed IDs with EF Core by using value converters and a custom ValueConverterSelector, which actually works!…
    in ASP.NET Core
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    Using strongly-typed entity IDs with EF Core
    Using strongly-typed entity IDs to avoid primitive obsession - Part 3

    In this post I discuss using strongly-typed IDs with EF Core by using value converters. Unfortunately this has some issues I only partially fix in this post…
    in ASP.NET Core
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    Adding JSON converters to strongly typed IDs
    Using strongly-typed entity IDs to avoid primitive obsession - Part 2

    In this post I continue looking at using strongly-typed IDs to solve common bugs, and provide converters to make them easier to use with ASP.NET Core.…
    in ASP.NET Core
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    Using strongly-typed entity IDs to avoid primitive obsession

    In this series I describe how to use middleware as an MVC filter to add request localisation to your app.…
    in ASP.NET Core Localisation Middleware as Filters Middleware Routing
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