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    Adding content negotiation to minimal APIs with Carter

    In this post I show how to use the open source library Carter to add content negotiation to an ASP.NET Core minimal API app…

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    Returning XML from minimal APIs in .NET 6

    In this post I show how to return an XML response from minimal APIs, how to create a helper extension method, and discuss performance considerations…

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    Consuming anonymous types with DiagnosticListener in .NET 6

    In this post I look at how to consume DiagnosticListener events where the object is an anonymous type, and so can't be cast to a named Type.…

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    A brief introduction to DiagnosticSource

    In this post I describe the DiagnosticSource infrastructure, how it compares to other logging APIs, and how to use it to listen to framework events…

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    Using PathBase with .NET 6's WebApplicationBuilder

    In this post I describe the difficulties of adding calls to UsePathBase with .NET 6 WebApplication programs, and describe two approaches to work around it…

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    Tracking down a hanging xUnit test in CI: building a custom Test Framework

    In this post I describe how we tracked down a hanging xUnit test by building a custom XuniTestFramework implementation…

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