Master Claims Transformation for Flexible ASP.NET Core Authorization
Claims-based authorization mechanisms are central to modern authorization in ASP.NET Core. However, the access tokens issued by your Identity Provider...
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Horizontally Scaling ASP.NET Core APIs With YARP Load Balancing
When a single server reaches its limits, performance degrades, leading to slow response times, errors, or complete downtime. We'll dive into load bala...
Fast SQL Bulk Inserts With C# and EF Core
Explore various methods for fast bulk inserts in SQL with C# and EF Core, highlighting techniques like Dapper, EF Core optimizations, EF Core Bulk Ext...
Implementing Soft Delete With EF Core
A soft delete is a data persistence strategy that prevents the permanent deletion of records from your database. Today, we'll dive into the details of...
What Is a Modular Monolith?
Modular monoliths blend the simplicity and robustness of traditional monolithic applications with the flexibility and scalability of microservices. To...
Lightweight In-Memory Message Bus Using .NET Channels
Suppose you're building a modular monolith, a type of software architecture where different components are organized into loosely coupled modules. Or ...
Automatically Register Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core
In ASP.NET Core applications using Minimal APIs, registering each API endpoint with app.MapGet, app.MapPost, etc. can introduce repetitive code. Today...
Using Scoped Services From Singletons in ASP.NET Core
Did you ever need to inject a scoped service into a singleton service? I'll explain how you can solve this problem and safely use scoped services from...
Getting the Current User in Clean Architecture
The applications you build serve your users (customers), to help them solve some problems. It's a common requirement that you will need to know who th...
How I Made My EF Core Query 3.42x Faster With Batching
EF Core is a fantastic ORM if you're building .NET applications. Today, I'll show you a simple idea I used to get an almost 4x performance improvement...
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