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medium.com ·
Svelte vs. React: A Comparison (opens in a new tab)The fruit bowl of frontend frameworks is full and React is the fat melon taking up all the space. Do we really need another technology to learn? Rich Harris of the New York Times says yes, and…
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blog.rsuter.com ·
Logging with ILogger in .NET: Recommendations and best practices (opens in a new tab)This blog describes and outlines some best practices for using new the logging system which has been introduced with .NET Core but is also available in all .NET Standard 2.0 supporting .NET frameworks.
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codeopinion.com ·
HTTP API Problem Details in ASP.NET Core - CodeOpinion (opens in a new tab)Writing HTTP API's in ASP.NET Core? Here's how to use RFC 7807 Problem Details in ASP.NET Core when creating HTTP API's.
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sung.codes ·
Building Gatsby with GitHub Actions and deploying to Netlify (opens in a new tab) -
programmingwithmosh.com ·
4 Common Mistakes with the Repository Pattern - Programming with Mosh (opens in a new tab) -
dev.to ·
Why you need to start using Svelte Js for web development projects if you still don't (opens in a new tab)If you are in web development, you have probably heard about Svelte Js. But you asked, why it is beco... Tagged with svelte, webdev, framework.
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dev.to ·
What Is The Difference Between A URI And A URL? (opens in a new tab)Yes, there is actually a slight difference. Tagged with webdev, beginners, internet.
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andrewlock.net ·
Logging the selected Endpoint Name with Serilog: Using Serilog.AspNetCore in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Part 2 (opens in a new tab)In this post I show how to add extra details to Serilog.AspNetCore's request logging middleware, such as the host name or the selected Endpoint name.
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strathweb.com ·
Centralized exception handling and request validation in ASP.NET Core | StrathWeb. A free flowing web tech monologue. (opens in a new tab) -
blog.miguelbernard.com ·
5 tips to improve your productivity in C# 8.0 (opens in a new tab)Microsoft added a lot of new syntax goodies in their latest release of C#, namely: index from the end, range operator, null coalescing operator, using variables, verbatim string with interpolation