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Andrew Lock
Image Processing

  1. Using ImageSharp to resize images in ASP.NET Core - Part 4: saving to disk

    This is the next in a series of posts on using ImageSharp to resize images in an ASP.NET Core application. I showed how you could define an MVC action that takes a path to a file stored in the wwwroot folder, resizes it, and serves the resized file. The…
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  2. Using ImageSharp to resize images in ASP.NET Core - Part 3: caching

    In my previous post I updated my comparison between ImageSharp and CoreCompat.System.Drawing. Instead of loading an arbitrary file from a URL using the HttpClient, the path to a file in the wwwroot folder was provided as part of the URL path. This approach falls more in line with…
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  3. Using ImageSharp to resize images in ASP.NET Core - Part 2

    In my last post, I showed a way to crop and resize an image downloaded from a URL, using the ImageSharp library. This was in response to a post in which Dmitry Sikorsky used the CoreCompat.System.Drawing library to achieve the same thing. The purpose of that post was…
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  4. Using ImageSharp to resize images in ASP.NET Core - a comparison with CoreCompat.System.Drawing

    Currently, one of the significant missing features in .NET Core and .NET Standard are the System.Drawing APIs that you can use, among other things, for server-side image processing in ASP.NET Core. Bertrand Le Roy gave a great run down of the various alternatives available in Jan 2017, each…
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