Tag: dotnet

All the articles with the tag "dotnet".

• Can .NET Core Framework Assemblies be Mapped back to Individual NuGet Packages? A Detective Story

  1 Apr, 2020

• Deserializing JSON into polymorphic classes with System.Text.Json

  29 Jan, 2020

• Invoking non-HTTP Azure Functions over HTTP to make development easier

  17 Jan, 2020

• Making API calls using the access token and refresh token from an ASP.NET Core authentication handler

  13 Jan, 2020

• How does the ASP.NET Core SPA development experience work with React, Angular and VueJS?

  13 Nov, 2019

• Extending .NET CLI with custom tools - dotnet init initializes your NuGet package

  10 Apr, 2017

  A few weeks back, .NET Core 1.1 was released (and a boatload of related tools such as Visual Studio 2017. For .NET Core projects, a big breaking change was introduced: the project format is no longer project.json but good old .csproj. That’s a little bit of a lie: the .csproj is actually an entirely new, simplified format that combines the best of the old .csproj and project.json and works with .NET Standard and .NET Core. What I personally like about the new .csproj format, is how easy it is to create NuGet packages with it. Just add a few MSBuild properties, run msbuild pack or dotnet build and be done with it. But which properties are available? A whole list, it seems. Let me introduce you to a tool to make this easier, and how it was built.