Choosing the right ASP.NET Core technology
.NET Core 3.0 doesn’t make it easier to choose the correct Web technology creating .NET applications. Some more options have … Continue reading Choosing the right ASP.NET Core technology
Hosting DI Container with .NET Core 3.0
ASP.NET Core included the WebHost class that was used in the Main method to startup everything up – including the … Continue reading Hosting DI Container with .NET Core 3.0
Async Streams with C# 8
One of the many great features of C# 8 is async streams. Before C# 8, you could use the await … Continue reading Async Streams with C# 8
Slide and Source Code for BASTA! Frankfurt, 2019
I had some great days at BASTA! Spring in Frankfurt – with three presentations. Thank you for joining! My presentations … Continue reading Slide and Source Code for BASTA! Frankfurt, 2019
Lazy Loading with EF Core
Using EF Core, references can be eager loaded, explicitly loaded, and lazy loaded. With eager loading you load references by … Continue reading Lazy Loading with EF Core
Slides and Source Code for Thrive Conference in Ljubljana, 2018
Slides and source code for my C# 7 & 8 and Blazor sessions at the thrive conference in Ljubljana Continue reading Slides and Source Code for Thrive Conference in Ljubljana, 2018
Writing ILogger Diagnostics to a File
With .NET Core, diagnostic information can be written using the ILogger interface. ILogger offers provider-based functionality to write to the … Continue reading Writing ILogger Diagnostics to a File
Desktop Applications with XAML. Part 3: XAML Islands
UWP controls can be used in WPF applications using XAML islands. Continue reading Desktop Applications with XAML. Part 3: XAML Islands
Next Conferences 2018/2019
In December I’m speaking in the lovely city Ljubljana in Slovenia – taking C# and Blazor with me. Next year … Continue reading Next Conferences 2018/2019
Desktop Applications with XAML. Part 2: Desktop Bridge
In the first part of the article I’ve shown how UWP can be great for creating desktop applications running on Windows 10. This might not be an option for you as you still need to support Windows 7 – or you have existing WPF applications that cannot be migrated that easily to UWP. In the second part of this article series I’m adding information how WPF applications can be enhanced with features from Windows 10. This time with the Desktop Bridge. Continue reading Desktop Applications with XAML. Part 2: Desktop Bridge
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