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.NET 6

Adding Startup.cs back to .NET 6 Project

Explore how to extend the native API key authentication in your application. Our guide provides detailed steps for customizing and enhancing API key security and functionality to fit your specific needs.

DotNet

Health Checks on your ASP.NET Core Application

Learn how to implement health checks in your .NET Core application with our comprehensive guide. Ensure your app’s reliability and performance by integrating robust health monitoring features.

DotNet

Add Build Time to your C# Assembly

Discover how to add build time information to your C# assembly with our detailed guide. Enhance your software’s metadata by embedding build timestamps directly into your assemblies for better version tracking and debugging.

.NET 5

API Key Authentication - Extending the native implementation

In this article, we're going to create the code (and understand how it works) to handle API Key authentication with just three lines of code extending the native Authentication mechanism. We want a simple and stupid solution and not some crazy implementation using MVC [Attributes] or any customized

azure-functions

Native Dependency Injection in Azure Functions with C#

Adding Dependency Injection feature to Azure Functions without third part libraries.

.NET 5

Adding Health Checks UI

Enhance your application’s monitoring with our guide on adding a health checks UI. Discover how to visualize and manage health status effectively to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

C#

Compress files in memory (.zip) using C#

Here is a code snippet of how to compress one or many files to a zip archive in memory using C#. It works in .Net Core and .Net Full Framework public static byte[] GetZipArchive(params InMemoryFile[] files) { byte[] archiveFile; using (var archiveStream = new MemoryStream()) { using (var archive = new ZipArchive(archiveStream,

C#

Getting the file name without extension in C# - #TIP

These days I was asking myself how to get the file name without the extension. I confess I was tempted to use a regex to solve this problem :) But no worries. There is a method in System.IO.Path specific for this situation. using System.IO; /// /// Get file name without

C#

C# Conversions - Casting, implicit and explicit conversion

Fist the data types available. int whole numbers long whole numbers (bigger range) float floating-point numbers double double precision decimal monetary values char single character bool boolean DateTime moments in time string sequence of characters Table of implicit conversion made by C#. From To sbyte short int long float double

C#

C# DateTime Cheat sheet - ToString() Format

Cheat sheet with C# DateTime formats. using System; using System.Globalization; public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { DateTime dt = DateTime.Now; string[] format = { "d", "D", "f", "F", "g", "G", "m", "r"