Creating a Development Container for ASP.NET Core MVC with Entity Framework and SQL Server The purpose of this document is to describe the steps that can be used to create a Development Container for ASP.NET Core MVC with Entity Framework and SQL Server. Some...
It’s been an exciting world working with the latest Microsoft .NET technologies. First, .NET Core 1.0 was officially released, a lightweight multi-platform programming framework that has shown to be versatile for deployment. There is also a new framework that offers a...
When Microsoft released its version of the MVC (Model, View, Controller) web programming framework, it was revolutionary. It relinquished content control back to the ASP.NET web developers. ASP.NET Web Forms primarily maintained control of the HTML, CSS, and...
It’s been a year since ASP.NET Core and Visual Studio Code became available and early adopters have endured CLI changes and RC changes. If you’ve held off getting into ASP.NET Core for these reasons you are probably now curious about the cross-platform capabilities of...
While updating your website, you added a few new actions and views, unit tested it, and are now ready to check it in for the testers. All set, right? Wait – have you tried compiling the C#/VB code inside the views? What? That’s not happening automatically? Nope!...
The Dapper Micro ORM (written by StackExchange) is a really fast and slick alternative to the bulky EntityFramework. I’ve been using it in numerous projects the past year. The one thing I’ve lamented is the inability to unit test Dapper since it is...
