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  2. ASP.NET Core in Action, Second Edition

    My new book ASP.NET Core in Action, Second Edition is available now! It supports .NET 5.0, and is available as an eBook or paperback. You even get a free copy of the first edition of ASP.NET Core in Action!

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    Troubleshooting ASP.NET Core 1.1.0 install problems

    In this post I show how I fixed some issues I encountered when installing the .NET Core 1.1.0 preview 1 SDK. The 1.1.0 RTM is out now, but it still applies!…
    in ASP.NET Core Installation .NET Core
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    Making ConcurrentDictionary GetOrAdd thread safe using Lazy

    This post explores the GetOrAdd function of ConcurrentDictionary, the level of thread safety it provides, and ways to add additional threading constraints.…
    in ASP.NET Core Source Code Dive
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    Adding Cache-Control headers to Static Files in ASP.NET Core

    In this post I'll show how you can add caching headers to the files served by the StaticFileMiddleware to increase your site's performance.…
    in ASP.NET Core Caching Middleware
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    Accessing services when configuring MvcOptions in ASP.NET Core

    This post is a follow on to one by Steve Gordon, in which I show a clean way to use configured services when setting up MvcOptions when calling AddMvc.…
    in ASP.NET Core Configuration Dependency Injection
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    Resource-based authorisation in ASP.NET Core

    In this next post on authorisation in ASP.NET Core, we look at how you can secure resources based on properties of that resource itself.…
    in ASP.NET Core Auth Security
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    Modifying the UI based on user authorisation in ASP.NET Core

    In this post I show how to modify the UI you present based on the authorisation level of the current user, to hide links the user is not allowed to access.…
    in ASP.NET Core Security Auth Front End
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