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  3. ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition

    My new book ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition is available now! It supports .NET 7.0, and is available as an eBook or paperback.

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    Exploring the .NET Core Docker files: dotnet vs aspnetcore vs aspnetcore-build

    In this post, I look at the various Docker base images available for .NET Core development, how they differ, and when you should use each of them.…

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    Building ASP.NET Core apps using Cake in Docker

    In this post, I show how to build an ASP.NET Core app by using Cake to build your project inside a Docker container, while taking advantage of layer caching…

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    Running tests with dotnet xunit using Cake

    In this post I show how you can run tests using the xUnit .NET CLI Tool "dotnet xunit" when building projects using Cake, by using the DotNetCoreTool alias.…

     in  Testing.NET Core.NET CLIDevOps
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    Building ASP.NET Core 2.0 preview 2 packages on AppVeyor

    In this post, I'll show how to update your appveyor.yml file so you can build .NET Core preview libraries on AppVeyor by installing the SDK on each build.…

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    Adding Travis CI builds to a .NET Core app

    In this post I describe how to build and test your ASP.NET Core or .NET Core app in a linux and Mac environment using Travis CI continuous integration.…

     in  ASP.NET CoreDevOps
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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'…

     in  ASP.NET CoreDevOps
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