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ASP .NET Core – the new stuff
The latest read concerning ASP.Net Core 2.1
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Blazor and EF Core to Nowhere land.
In the long decent into “Experimental” frameworks- this one being Blazor, I’ve been finding some challenges with getting Blazor to work with the latest EF Core. There’s a few examples of Blazor being used with EF Core (i.e. the CRUD example that’s floating around the inter-Tubes), but nothing that seems to work with the latest Blazor Lang template in the latest VS release. One can go to a lower EF Core version, well mostly… I’ve yet to get my Blazor Hosted Core test app to compile…. let alone the DB-Context to Scaffold… it just spews errors no matter which direction I go in… Oh Bother…. I have to remember that…
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Windows UI Library Preview released! – Windows Developer Blog
Windows UI Library Preview released! – Windows Developer Blog Windows UI Library Preview released! – Windows Developer Blog We’re excited to announce the first preview release of the Windows UI Library! The Windows UI Library (or WinUI for short) is a new way to get and use Fluent controls and styles for building Windows 10 UWP apps: via NuGet packages. The WinUI NuGet packages contain new and popular UWP XAML controls and features … Source: blogs.windows.com
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AS2 and the Mysterious Certificate
Funny things happen on the way to creating a Certificate with a Private Key for Encrypting. Poke on the Read Full Post to see the long journey.
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.net Core 2.1 and SQL via EF Core 2.1 -The revisit
Let us Revisit a walk-through using .net Core 2.1 and SQL via EF Core 2.1 to scaffold up data models with an existing Database. New SDK's tend to alter slightly how the tools are used and what one see's.
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ASP.Net Core Identity and Bootstrap 4
UPDATING ASP.NET CORE IDENTITY TO USE BOOTSTRAP 4 I still need to read this: The Article How to Scaffold Identity UI in ASP.NET Core 2.1: Scaffold Article
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Dotnet Core Templates, or DOTNET new -i “the magic”
Time to touch on this topic again… because every time a new DOTNET SDK comes out I seem to lose the new templates. I understand the why, and ya I wish the .Net Core group would fix it. The “why”- each time one updates to a new Core SDK, the template scaffolds get placed into a new folder (usually under your users directory in a annoying place like ….\.templateengine\dotnetcli\”version of sdk”\). So each time you move to a new DOTNET SDK, this becomes a problem. The second part of of DOTNET new -i that is an issue, is if you have different nuget repositories set in VS. It’s a great…
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Windows Community Toolkit Major update
In the “… case you didn’t hear department…”, looks like UWP Toolkit or are we just now calling it Windows Community Toolkit got a major revision… Check it out: Microsoft/WindowsCommunityToolkit WindowsCommunityToolkit – The Windows Community Toolkit is a collection of helper functions, custom controls, and app services. It simplifies and demonstrates common developer tasks building UWP ap… github.com And… on Docs: Windows Community Toolkit Documentation – Windows Community Toolkit The Windows Community Toolkit is a collection of helper functions, custom controls, and app services. It simplifies and demonstrates common developer tasks building UWP apps for Windows 10. docs.microsoft.com
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REST API Tool or Experience
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Build 2018 Session: Entity Framework Core 2.1: Simple, Powerful Data Access for .NET
Entity Framework Core 2.1: Simple, Powerful Data Access for .NET Entity Framework Core 2.1: Simple, Powerful Data Access for .NET : Build 2018 We know the data tier is one of the most important parts of your application. That’s why we’ve worked hard on the latest release of Entity Framework Core 2.1… Source: On YouTube
