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benfoster.io
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| | | | | The next in my series on building multi-tenant applications with ASP.NET Core, this post looks at how to achieve database isolation with Entity Framework Core, using a database-per-tenant strategy. | |
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www.kallemarjokorpi.fi
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| | | | | I gathered to this blog post a list of external libraries that I usually add to a greenfield .NET API project. | |
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www.brandonpugh.com
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| | | | | I'm currently working on a project I've inherited that uses a Postgres sql backend and I was looking for an easy way to make writing our data access layer less time consuming and painful. My first thought was to use a micro-ORM like Massive but while I've heard some really great things about Massive, I felt it might be a tough sell to my team members who aren't too comfortable with Expandos and its dynamic nature (I know, but change in baby steps I suppose). Then I came across PetaPoco and it seemed to fit the bill. Its basically a mico-ORM like Massive with built in support for Postgres except that it also works with POCOs (Plain old CLR Objects) and was pretty easy to get up and running with. | |
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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. | ||
