In this article I will show how to use MessagePack to stream binary responses to a Svelte application from a .Net Core backend.
In this post I will show how to use SignalR in an Angular project with an asp.net core backend.
After hearing about Project YARP, an initiative from Microsoft to create a super fast .Net reverse proxy, I decided to give it a try in one of my private projects. This is a write up of what I learned.
The following post is a write up of my attempt to optimize a Blazor client side application.
Last weekend I spent some time playing with queue driven Azure functions to learn more about how serverless functions scale under load. This post is a write up of some of my findings.
In this post I will discuss how to use Azure API Management to build a scalable and cost effective API gateway.
In this post I will show how I created a gRPC based api using Asp.Net Core.
In this post I will show how to create a serverless Azure function.
In this post I will show how to dockerize an Asp.Net microservice and host it behind an nginx reverse proxy.
In this post I do a quick comparison between client side Blazor and server side Blazor.
This post is a quick write-up of a POC I worked on this weekend using .Net Blazor.
Microsoft has open sourced their entire .Net platform. This is huge since it opens up the .Net framework to a lot of new users who were previously blocked by the “Windows only” policy. As part of this effort Microsoft also released a new editor called Visual Studio Code. In this post I will summarize some of my experiences from taking the new editor for a quick spin.
I have created two helper libraries for building xpath xpressions in c#. Here are the nuget packages to get them.