Custom PasswordHasher in ASP.NET Core Identity
In the ASP.NET Core Identity environment, the PasswordHasher is responsible for securely storing the password and performing password entry checks.
Read Blog PostIn the ASP.NET Core Identity environment, the PasswordHasher is responsible for securely storing the password and performing password entry checks.
Read Blog PostThis post covers the basic structure for unit tests with Entity Framework Core. Note: Unit tests are only there to test the respective logic. Unit tests do not replace integration tests, especially for database …
Read Blog PostWhat are Model Binders? ModelBinders are required in ASP.NET Core to pass parameters from HTTP requests into a controller action method.
Read Blog PostSignalR is a wonderful, easy and fast way to provide users with push messages - and is also built into ASP.NET Core 3. In this short code sample I show you how to inform a client about SignalR based on MediatR …
Read Blog PostThrough a forum post I discovered the NuGet package OpenHardwareMonitorLibCore and wanted to test it. Apparently this is a wrapper of a very popular tool (https://openhardwaremonitor.org/) , with whose help you can read …
Read Blog PostWith the release of ASP.NET Core 3, Microsoft has also changed the way how to use and reference ASP.NET Core dependencies. In the past you could use NuGet to find the ASP.NET Core packages you needed.
Read Blog PostRequirements You must have created an IoT Hub in Azure. You must have created a device in your created Azure IoT Hub . You need the connection string your IoT Hub device (IoT Hub -> Devices -> Select Device -> …
Read Blog PostIn .NET, there is a very fast and easy way to pump a variety of entities into an SQL database: SqlBulkCopy
Read Blog PostThis pretty simply snippet exports your Image into a byte-array. 1public static byte[] ToByteArray(this System.Drawing.Image image) 2{ 3 using(MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream()) 4 { 5 …
Read Blog PostThe most current and currently recommended way to download .NET Framework, .NET Standard or .NET Core files from the Internet is the HttpClient class.
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