This is the second in the series on migrating a database using Entity Framework Core (EF … Continue reading Handling Entity Framework Core database migrations in production – Part 2
Andrew Lock wrote an excellent series called “Running async tasks on app startup in ASP.NET Core” … Continue reading Handling Entity Framework Core database migrations in production – Part 1
There is a concept in Domain-Drive Design (DDD) called the anti-corruption layer which, according to Microsoft … Continue reading Wrapping your business logic with anti-corruption layers – NET Core
In the first part of this series I looked at authorization in ASP.NET Core, but I … Continue reading Part 2: Handling data authorization in ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core
I was asked by one of my clients to help build a fairly large web application, … Continue reading Part 1: A better way to handle authorization in ASP.NET Core
On my article “Creating Domain-Driven Design entity classes with Entity Framework Core” @ardalis commented that “your … Continue reading Three approaches to Domain-Driven Design with Entity Framework Core
I’m a big fan of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and build all my Entity Framework Core (EF … Continue reading Pragmatic Domain-Driven Design: supporting JSON Patch in Entity Framework Core
This article is about how to catch SQL errors, like unique index violations, and turning them … Continue reading Entity Framework Core – validating data and catching SQL errors
Microsoft’s documentation says “ASP.NET Core is designed from the ground up to support and leverage dependency … Continue reading ASP.NET Core – fast and automatic dependency injection setup
ASP.NET Core 2.0 introduced a new way to build a web site, called Razor Pages. I … Continue reading Six things I learnt about using ASP.NET Core’s Razor Pages
