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ASP.NET Core: ApiBoilerPlate Version 3 Released!

ApiBoilerPlate Version 3.0.0 is out and it's available to install via .NET CLI and VSIX Market Place. Check out the installation guide here: Read the docs. Release Notes Upgraded to .NET Core 3.1. Upgraded all Nuget package dependencies to latest. Refactored

ASP.NET Core

IdentityServer4: Building a Simple Token Server and Protecting Your ASP.NET Core APIs with JWT

Introduction I got many questions about how the ASP.NET Core ApiBoilerplate protects the API endpoints and which URL validates the token. If you are new to ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET Core

ApiBoilerPlate: New Features and Improvements for Building ASP.NET Core 3 APIs

Introduction Two Months ago ApiBoilerPlate was first released and it’s incredible to see that the template garnered hundreds of installs within a short period of time. I’m very glad that it somehow benefited some developers so thank you for the support. I’

ASP.NET Core

ApiBoilerPlate: Installing via .NET CLI

Today, I've created the ApiBoilerPlate.AspNetCore Nuget Package to enable installing the project template using .NET CLI. How? There are two ways to install the template: From Nuget with .NET CLI: ApiBoilerPlate.AspNetCore From VSIX Market Place with Visual Studio: ApiBoilerPlate.AspNetCore Install the

ASP.NET Core

ApiBoilerPlate: A Project Template for Building ASP.NET Core APIs

Introduction Microservices architecture got its reputation in software development since it was introduced and today, it is a very popular architectural style approach to build apps and is used by many organizations. When taking a microservices approach, you would normally break product features into

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