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    Exploring the new AI chat template

    In this post I explore the new .NET AI Chat Web App template (currently in preview) and take a brief look at the implementation it provides…

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    Creating a 'pooled' dependency injection lifetime

    In this post I investigate how to create a 'pooled' dependency injection scope that automatically pools services between multiple requests…

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    Going beyond singleton, scoped, and transient lifetimes—tenant, pooled, and drifter

    In this post I investigate some 'experimental' dependency injection scopes that provide additional features over Singleton, Scoped, and Transient…

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    NetEscapades.​AspNetCore.​SecurityHeaders 1.0.0 has been released

    In this post I describe the recent major changes to NetEscapades.AspNetCore.SecurityHeaders, a NuGet package for adding security headers to your apps.…

     in  ASP.NET CoreMiddlewareSecurity
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    Running an ASP.NET Core app inside IIS in a Windows container

    In this post I describe how to run an ASP.NET Core app inside IIS in a Windows Docker container…

     in  ASP.NET CoreSecurityFront End
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    Preventing client-side cross-site-scripting vulnerabilities with Trusted Types

    In this post I describe how the Trusted Types Content-Security-Policy feature can protect you against cross-site-scripting attacks.…

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