ASP.NET Core AutoWrapper 4.3.0 Released! Today, AutoWrapper 4.3.0 has been released with new option for you to disable/ignore the request body data in the logs globally. By default, AutoWrapper will log all
ASP.NET Core Reasons Why .NET Core 5 Is Not Available In Visual Studio 2019 So you've attempted upgrading Visual Studio 2019 to use .NET Core 5 but not getting the expected outcome? If it's your first time upgrading to .NET Core 5, you probably have followed the instruction from this post: "ASP.NET Core updates in .NET
WEB API Signing JWT with RSA in .NET Core 3.x Made Easy There are cases that you will be working with external client integration and your API/service will act as a proxy that needs to perform some data processing which requires you to implement a feature based on external client needs. One typical example is
WEB API AutoWrapper 4.2.0 Released! Update: Please download v4.2.2 for a bug fix issued here. I am very delighted to see that AutoWrapper now reached 21k downloads and 204 stars today! Woot! Big thanks to everyone who have supported it! I truly appreciate it. :) Today, AutoWrapper 4.
WEB API AutoWrapper 4.1.0 Released! AutoWrapper reached 14k downloads and 166 stars today. Big thanks to everyone who have supported it! I truly appreciate it. :) Today, AutoWrapper 4.1.0 has been released with newly features added based on community feedback. Here are the newly features added: [NEW] Added
ASP.NET Core Serilog and ASP.NET Core: Split Log Data Using Serilog FilterExpression Logging is an essential feature of an application to easily help us pinpoint or troubleshoot issues when a problem arises unexpectedly. .NET Core supports a logging API that works with a variety of built-in and third-party logging providers. In this post, we will take
WEB API 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 AutoWrapper Version 4.0.0 Officially Released! Today, AutoWrapper v4.0.0 has been released with bug fixes and newly features added based on community feedback. Read the details here: AutoWrapper Now Supports Problem Details For Your ASP.NET Core APIs
ASP.NET Core AutoWrapper Now Supports Problem Details For Your ASP.NET Core APIs The new version of AutoWrapper v4.0.0-rc comes with a few enhancements and bug fixes. Version 4 is still in RC prerelease state to allow testing it and ensuring that it won't break any existing functionalities. The main feature enhancement for this release
WEB API IdentityServer4: Building a Simple Token Server and Protecting Your ASP.NET Core APIs with JWT Introduction I got many questions how the ASP.NET Core ApiBoilerplate protects the API endpoints and which URL validates the token. If you are new to ASP.NET Core and are using the template to get started, chances are you might ask the same
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 AutoWrapper.Server is now Available! If you are using AutoWrapper for generating a consistent Http response for your ASP.NET Core API's and you have some server-side applications (.NET Clients) that consume the Response, chances are you are forced to create a schema to properly deserialize the ApiResponse to
WEB API AutoWrapper Version 2.1.0 Released! Today, AutoWrapper 2.1.0 has been released with newly features added based on community feedback. Here are the newly features added: Added [AutoWrapIgnore] action filter attribute. Added support to override non-success message when using IActionResult return types. Added EnableResponseLogging and EnableExceptionLogging options to
ASP.NET Core ASP.NET Core with AutoWrapper: Customizing the Default Response Output Introduction Last Month, I have released AutoWrapper version 1.x and it’s incredible to see that it has hundreds of downloads now. It’s just so fulfilling to see such progress in just a Month! I’m very glad that it somehow benefited
ASP.NET Core AutoWrapper Version 2 is now Available! I'm happy to announce that AutoWrapper version 2.0.1 was officially released yesterday. Here are the newly features added: Enable property name mappings for the default ApiResponse properties Added support to implement your own user-defined Response and Error schema / object. Added IgnoreNullValue and
WEB API 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
ASP.NET Core AutoWrapper is now Officially Released! Today, Microsoft has announced the release of .NET Core 3.0. As promised in my previous post, I will roll-out a new version of AutoWrapper.Core after .NET Core 3.x is out. Today, AutoWrapper version 1.0.0 is now officially released with
WEB API AutoWrapper: Prettify Your ASP.NET Core APIs with Meaningful Responses UPDATE: 10/17/2019: AutoWrapper version 2.0.1 with newly added features. 10/04/2019: AutoWrapper version 1.1.0 with newly added options. 09/23/2019: AutoWrapper version 1.0.0 is now officially released with some added option configurations to it.
ASP.NET Core ASP.NET Core and Blazor Code Venture: Configuring Azure AD Authentication Introduction If you stumble upon this article, then I presume you are new to Blazor and would like to get your hands dirty with the practical examples. Just like you, I am also pretty much new to Blazor and that’s why I am
WEB API ASP.NET Core 2.1: Integrating VMD.RESTApiResponseWrapper.Core to Your REST API Application A few months ago, I wrote an article on how to create a consistent object response wrapper for your ASP.NET Core and Web API applications. I also made two versions of NuGet packages for the wrapper which can be found below: VMD.RESTApiResponseWrapper.
