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Building a better .NET Application Configuration Class - revisited - Rick Strahl's Web Log
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Everything you need to know about configuration and secret management in .NET ยท Sander ten Brinke
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| | A handy pocketguide that covers everything a .NET developer needs to know about configuration and secret management!
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Using Entity Framework 6 and MySQL on ASP.NET 5 (vNext) - Daniel15
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| | Visual Studio 2015 was recently released, and with it came a newer beta of ASP.NET 5 (formerly referred to as "ASP.NET vNext"). ASP.NET 5 is a complete rewrite of ASP.NET, focusing on being lightweight, composible, and cross-platform. It also includes an alpha version of Entity Framework 7. However, EF7 is not yet prod...
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C#: Easy CRUD for your Web API with Dapper - Jeremy's Dotnet Blog
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| | A dive into Dapper, a nice simple ORM for .Net. In this tutorial I'll show you how to use Dapper with your ASP.Net Web API
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A primer on OWIN cookie authentication middleware for the ASP.NET developer | brockallen
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| There have been many changes to how authentication is performed for web applications in Visual Studio 2013. For one, there's a new "Change Authentication" wizard to configure the various ways an application can authenticate users. The approach to authentication that's undergone the most changes in this version is local cookie-based authentication and external login providers...