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    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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    Dark mode now available!

    I recently added a dark mode to my blog. Here's how you can enable it, how I implemented it, and what's currently missing!…

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    Adding Segment client-side analytics to an ASP.NET Core application

    In this post I show how to add the Segment analytics.js library to your ASP.NET Core application using Razor, to give client-side analytics for your app.…

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    Creating an If Tag Helper to conditionally render content

    In this post, I create a simple tag helper to conditionally render content in a Razor page, equivalent to adding an @if statement to standard Razor.…

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    Adding favicons to your ASP.NET Core website with Real Favicon Generator

    In this post I will show how you can add favicons to your ASP.NET Core MVC application, using the website RealFaviconGenerator.net.…

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    How to pass parameters to a view component

    In this post I will show how you can pass parameters to a view component when invoking it from your view, from a controller, or as a tag helper.…

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    An introduction to ViewComponents - a login status view component

    In this post I use the example of a Login widget to introduce View Components. I show how to create them, how they're invoked, and the 1.1.0 Tag Helper syntax.…

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