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DotNet 6

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Digital Clock on the wall

Calculate Time Ago with .NET C#

Here is a small extension method over System.DateTime that gives its relative time readable for humans, such as: * one minute ago * 2 minutes ago * one hour ago * 3 hours ago * 3 days ago Check out this extension method over the DateTime structure using switch patterns. public static string AsTimeAgo(

Create a Minimal API with .NET 6

Create a Minimal API with .NET 6

One of the new features of .NET 6 is the arrival of a new template, which will replace the default and bring a good reduction in code writing. Including the removal of the Startup.cs file. .NET 6 was released as LTS (long-term stable) which means support for 3 years.

Set up Serilog in .NET 6 as a logging provider

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Set up Serilog in .NET 6 as a logging provider

Let's set up Serilog as Logging Provider in the native logging system in .NET so you can use the Microsoft ILogger interface.

Adding Startup.cs back to .NET 6 Project

Adding Startup.cs back to .NET 6 Project

When .NET 6 was released, the first big change was the lack of Startup.cs. This is very nice and all. But sometimes we just want it back, and here is how. First, create a new file called Startup.cs at the root of your project with the following content

Health Checks on your ASP.NET Core Application

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Health Checks on your ASP.NET Core Application

Health Endpoint Monitoring pattern Health Check in .NET 5 is very simple. With just a few lines of code, you can set up everything to monitor the Health of our Application. Implement functional checks in an application that external tools can access through exposed endpoints at regular intervals. This can