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vainolo.com
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| | | | | Previous Tutorial: Azure Functions - Part 3: Handling HTTP Query GET and POST Requests While writing code directly in the Azure portal is awesome, the next step in a real-world developer experience is to have a local environment where we code, build, and test our functions, and from there sent them the cloud. And this... | |
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csharp.christiannagel.com
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| | | | | The HttpClient class can be easily used in a way how it's not meant to be. While this class is disposable, using it with the using statement is often not the best choice. Disposing the HttpClient, the underlying socket is not immediately released. The HttpClient class is designed to be reused for multiple requests. Having... | |
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www.stevejgordon.co.uk
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| | | | | In this post, I cover the steps required to create and sign a JWT and use it to authenticate a GitHub App built using .NET. | |
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www.thepollyproject.org
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