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CRUD operations in ASP.NET Core with EasyData library
Implementing CRUD operations in your ASP.NET Core application can be a very tedious and time-consuming task.
ASP.NET Core default project structure explained (part 2)
This is the second part of the article, where we take apart the default ASP.NET Core solution template piece by piece and try to explain the purpose of each part and how exactly it works. You can...
https://korzh.com/blog/asp-net-core-project-structure-explained-part2
ASP.NET Core default project structure explained (part 1)
Introduction
https://korzh.com/blog/asp-net-core-project-structure-explained-part-1
.NET vs. Java - Which Platform Is Better for Your Software Developer Career?
Choosing a framework is not easy when you start reflecting on your future as a software developer, especially if you are a newbie.
https://korzh.com/blog/dotnet-vs-java-what-development-platform-better
Dependency Injection Put Simply
The concept of Dependency Injection can look over complicated especially for beginners.
https://korzh.com/blog/dependency-injection-explanation-in-simple-words
Add extra user claims in ASP.NET Core webapp
Introduction
https://korzh.com/blog/add-extra-user-claims-aspnet-core-webapp
Using embedded resources in testing projects
Quite often when you are writing tests it's necessary to store some data together with the testing project to make them available in the test functions.
ASP.NET Identity - Migrating users' passwords from ASP.NET Membership
This is a third part of the series of articles about some not-so-well-known features and tricks in ASP.NET Identity.
https://korzh.com/blog/aspnet-identity-migrate-membership-passwords
ASP.NET Identity - Weakening password policies
This is the second article in a series of articles about ASP.NET Core Identity.
https://korzh.com/blog/aspnet-identity-weakening-password-policies
ASP.NET Identity - Use claims to store additional user's data
NB: The solution presented in this article will work in version 2.0 of ASP.NET Core only!
https://korzh.com/blog/aspnet-identity-store-user-data-in-claims
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