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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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    Publishing your first .NET Core NuGet package with AppVeyor and MyGet

    In this post I'm going to describe the process for beginners to go from 'Code in Github' to 'Package on NuGet'. It is very much…
    in ASP.NET Core DevOps
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    Introduction to integration testing with xUnit and TestServer in ASP.NET Core

    In this post I'm going to demonstrate how to create some simple functional/integration tests using xUnit and TestServer for testing ASP.NET Core…
    in ASP.NET Core Testing
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    Use project.lock.json to troubleshoot dotnet restore problems

    This is a quick post about how to troubleshoot problems using dotnet restore, where it is fails to restore packages due to an error in your project.json. I…
    in ASP.NET Core RC2
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    A deep dive into the ASP.NET Core CORS library

    In this post I'm going to dive in to the code of the MVC Cors library, looking at some of the patterns the ASP.NET Core team have used in their…
    in ASP.NET Core CORS Source Code Dive
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    How to use the IOptions pattern for configuration in ASP.NET Core RC2

    In this post I'm going to demonstrate the power of the IOptions pattern for configuration in ASP.NET Core, and describe a few of the problems you may run in…
    in ASP.NET Core Configuration
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    How to add default security headers in ASP.NET Core using custom middleware

    In this post I'm going to show how you can easily extend the existing middleware to add additional security headers, like X-Frame-Options, to your requests.…
    in ASP.NET Core Middleware
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