I just finished my session at Techorama NL 2018 on Best Practices for Building Async APIs in ASP.NET Core. Here’s what that was about: Did you know the main driver for async isn’t performance but scalability? Ever wondered why it makes sense to async I/O-bound tasks, but why doing the same with a long-running algorithm… Read more »
Today I’m very happy to announce that Marvin.Cache.Headers 3.0 reached RTM. This is a *big* release, very much focused on customization. If you’re new to Marvin.Cache.Headers, here’s what to expect: Marvin.Cache.Headers is ASP.NET Core middleware that adds HttpCache headers to responses (Cache-Control, Expires, ETag, Last-Modified), and implements cache expiration and validation models. It can be… Read more »
If you’re a developer and live in Belgium you’ve undoubtedly heard of Techorama, Belgium’s biggest IT conference. Well, this year they’re expanding to the Netherlands! The first edition of Techorama in the Netherlands will be held on October 1-3 in Ede. I’ll be there to deliver a session, Best Practices for Building Async APIs in… Read more »
I’m very happy to announce that today my new Pluralsight course, Building an Async API with ASP.NET Core, went live! Here’s what you can expect: Coding an asynchronous API comes with its own set of challenges. In this course, Building an Async API with ASP.NET Core, you will gain the ability to increase the scalability… Read more »
I’m very happy to announce that Marvin.Cache.Headers just hit 2.0. Marvin.Cache.Headers is middleware for ASP.NET Core which adds HttpCache headers to responses (Cache-Control, Expires, ETag, Last-Modified) and implements cache expiration & validation models. It can be used to ensure caches correctly cache responses and/or to implement concurrency for REST-based APIs using ETags. It’s a pretty… Read more »
When building APIs the amount of code inside of controller actions has a tendency to spin out of control, become repetitive and not so easy to reuse. For a recent client project I’m working on I tried a new approach: result filters combined with C#7’s value tuples. I was quite happy with how it turned… Read more »
A while ago I created a Pluralsight course focused on securing ASP.NET Core with OAuth2 and OpenID Connect. That one was built using ASP.NET Core 1.1. I got a lot questions asking for a new course that would focus on ASP.NET Core 2, as quite a bit changed in regards to authentication/authorization between Core 1… Read more »
Recently we ran into an issue at one of my clients when integrating an ASP.NET Core application with an IDP using the OpenID Connect middleware. When running the application locally everything worked as expected: the middleware takes care of most of the hard work as far as generating the calls the authorization & token endpoints,… Read more »
I just finished my Techorama session on OpenID Connect in Depth. It covered subjects like single sign-on and single sign-out, when to use reference tokens & how to revoke tokens, how to create a custom grant to let a user’s identity flow from API to API without having to create “one access token to rule… Read more »
I’m very happy to announce that my latest Pluralsight course, Building Business Applications with Angular and ASP.NET Core, went live. I a lot of fun creating this one!:-) It’s aimed at those of you who already know a thing or two about Angular and ASP.NET Core – so it’s not a beginner course. It only… Read more »
