All about Asp.Net Core
1. What is the ASP.NET Core? ASP.NET Core is not an upgraded version of ASP.NET. ASP.NET Core is completely rewriting that work with the .net Core framework. It is much faster, configurable, modular, scalable, extensible, and has cross-platform support. It can work with both .NET Core and .net framework via the .NET standard framework. It is …
1. Describe the ASP.NET Core. ASP.NET Core is an open-source, cross-platform and high performance platform that allows you to build modern, Internet-connected and cloud enabled applications. With ASP.NET Core you can 2. What are the benefits of using ASP.NET Core over ASP.NET? ASP.NET Core comes with the following benefits over ASP.NET. 3. What is the role of …
NET Core Application Types We can create two types of applications in .NET Core. Portable Application Portable applications are applications which expect .NET Core runtime on the deployment machines. It cannot be run on a machine which does not have .NET Core runtime installed. .NET Core Portable Application Self-contained Application Self-contained applications are applications which …
Fundamentals of Logging in .NET Core .NET Core SDK is a light weight SDK which includes a bare minimum set of features required to build an application. We can install NuGet packages for other features we require for our application. For this, Microsoft provides .NET APIs as .NET Extensions. .NET Extensions is an open-source, cross-platform …
ASP.NET Core – Serving Static Files Here, we will learn how to serve static files such as html, JavaScript, CSS, or image files on HTTP request without any server-side processing. ASP.NET Core application cannot serve static files by default. We must include Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles middleware in the request pipeline. Install StaticFiles Middleware The Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles middleware package is already included in …
ASP.NET Core – Exception Handling Exception handling is one of the most important features of any application. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core includes a middleware that makes exception handling easy. In this chapter, we will learn about exception handling in ASP.NET Core application. By default, ASP.NET Core returns a simple status code for any exception that occurs …
ASP.NET Core – Environment Variable Typically, in professional application development, there are multiple phases where an application is tested before publishing it to the real users. These phases by convention are development, staging, and production. We as developers might like to control the behavior of an application based on the phases the application is in. …
ASP.NET Core – Middleware ASP.NET Core introduced a new concept called Middleware. A middleware is nothing but a component (class) which is executed on every request in ASP.NET Core application. In the classic ASP.NET, HttpHandlers and HttpModules were part of request pipeline. Middleware is similar to HttpHandlers and HttpModules where both needs to be configured and executed …
ASP.NET Core: Built-in IoC Container ASP.NET Core framework includes built-in IoC container for automatic dependency injection. The built-in IoC container is a simple yet effective container. Let’s understand how the built-in IoC container works internally. The followings are important interfaces and classes for built-in IoC container: Interfaces: Classes: The following diagram illustrates the relationship between …
ASP.NET Core – Dependency Injection ASP.NET Core is designed from scratch to support Dependency Injection. ASP.NET Core injects objects of dependency classes through constructor or method by using built-in IoC container. Built-in IoC Container ASP.NET Core framework contains simple out-of-the-box IoC container which does not have as many features as other third party IoC containers. If you …
