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tattoocoder.com ·
So Many Ways to Learn .NET in 2020 (opens in a new tab)It's a new year and sure to be on your list, as well as mine, is learning. Here is a quick list of some .NET learning resources for you to check off that resolution for 2020.
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freecodecamp.org ·
10 Important Git Commands that Every Developer Should Know (opens in a new tab)Git is an important part of daily programming (especially if you’re working with a team) and is widely used in the software industry.
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gist.github.com ·
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michalbialecki.com ·
ASP.Net Core 3 – Dependency Injection – Michał Białecki Blog (opens in a new tab) -
dailydotnettips.com ·
Selective Projects Loading using Solution Filter in Visual Studio - Daily .NET Tips (opens in a new tab)Solution Filter in Visual Studio allows a faster load of the solution with selective projects. Solution Filter in Visual Studio allows us to select only the required projects and help in faster load and build.
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top10-websitehosting.co.uk ·
Website Load Time Statistics [INFOGRAPHIC] (opens in a new tab)If a website visitor doesn’t have their needs met, they will abandon the site and move onto the next. For business owners, this is a space that must be prioritised, as losing customers to the competition should not be part of their marketing strategy. […]
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odetocode.com ·
Nine Performance Tips for Azure App Services (opens in a new tab) -
baldbeardedbuilder.com ·
Adding HATEOAS to an ASP.NET Core API (opens in a new tab)Implement simple JSON HATEOAS support to an ASP.NET Core web API
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andrewlock.net ·
Reducing log verbosity with Serilog RequestLogging: Using Serilog.AspNetCore in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Part 1 (opens in a new tab)In this post I describe how you can use Serilog.AspNetCore to reduce the number of logs generated by every request in ASP.NET Core 3.0
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tjvantoll.com ·
Handling Failed HTTP Responses With fetch() (opens in a new tab)