Asp.Net Core MVC – A Girl Among Geeks

Razor Pages – a simple demo to learn the monster!

In the last post I wrote about one of the .Net Core 2.0 features – Razor Pages. Today, we will crawl a little bit in this mud… I mean, we will write some code.
I chose a simple BMI calculator as a demo project (you can download the code from github). You know, 2 inputs and the code-behind that will tell us if we are very fat or just slightly fat or we are OK and it’s time for another cookie. Because, there is always a time for a cookie, no matter what! Continue Reading

Razor Pages (ASP.Net Core 2.0) – a step back or a great idea?

Last week I mentioned that with .Net Core 2.0 we got something that makes my jaw drop. This “little” feature that made me feel slightly uncomfortable is Razor Pages. In this post, I will show you what it really is or, in fact, what it is not ? and if we should be afraid of it. Continue Reading

Asp.Net Core MVC, DSP2017

How to avoid sending credentials to repo (ASP.Net Core Configuration – part 2 – clickable Secret Manager)

How many times you almost pushed some sensitive data to public repo? I have to admit, it’s one of my nightmares since I heard about crawlers occuping github and searching for credit cards data, API credentials and so on.

But it looks like this problem is over, at least for .Net Core developers. And it is because of one simple tool provided by Microsoft. It’s name is… Continue Reading

Asp.Net Core MVC

ASP.Net Core Configuration – part 1 – appsettings.json & strongly typed configuration

Configuring an Asp.Net Core MVC is not a problem since Microsoft has come with a great API. It enables storing your key-value pairs in variety of ways, preserving the hierarchical character of your data.

In this post I will focus only on the most popular way of configuring an app. So, let’s talk about… Continue Reading