Carter is an open-source library that sits on top of ASP.NET Core and allows us to build more elegant routing rather than ASP.NET Controllers, convention routing or attribute routing. It was created by John Shanon, one of the contributors to NancyFX. Therefore, many APIs that are available in Carter...
In my last blog post, I introduced .NET 5.0 whose one of the more important things is C# 9.0. Today I would like to write more about it. C# 9.0 is called as a version that focused on program simplicity and data immutability. Among other things, there appeared a new...
A few weeks ago, on November 10th, .NET 5.0 was released. During the 10th edition of the .NET Conf conference, the details and possibilities of the new version of the framework were presented. In today’s post, I would like to introduce you to the most interesting things that appeared...
We are already in the second half of 2020 and a lot of books related to .NET technology have been published. I decided to collect these positions in one place for you. I will mention here some of them that get the best reviews and seem worth reading in...
Four years ago there was a major breakthrough in the development of Web frameworks from Microsoft. The now extremely popular ASP.NET Core has appeared. Why was this change significant? Well, finally, users of operating systems other than Windows have been able to run and create software in Microsoft technologies....
In the second part of 2019, .NET Core in version 3.0 was released. One of the features for this version was the ability to create a client-side web application using Blazor. How does it work? How to create a project using Blazor? Is it likely to compete with JavaScript...
I was thinking about the topic for my first article here and I reminded myself that I gave a prelection some time ago on creating services as part of the .NET Core course, which we organized with my science club EKA.NET for students of our university. Today’s article will...
