Tag: MVC

All the articles with the tag "MVC".

• ASP.NET Core on IIS Express - Empty error starting application

  26 Feb, 2019

• Unit testing for ValidateAntiForgeryToken and clever navigation in the ReSharper/Rider test runner

  11 Jan, 2019

• Tracking down action methods that need ValidateAntiForgeryToken using Structural Search and Replace

  10 Jan, 2019

• Help, I've inherited an ASP.NET MVC Core code base with no Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) measures!

  9 Jan, 2019

• Domain Routing and resolving current tenant with ASP.NET MVC 6 / ASP.NET 5

  17 Feb, 2015

  So you’re building a multi-tenant application. And just like many multi-tenant applications out there, the application will use a single (sub)domain per tenant and the application will use that to select the correct database connection, render the correct stylesheet and so on. Great! But how to do this with ASP.NET MVC 6?

• Speeding up ASP.NET vNext package restore

  19 May, 2014

  TL;DR: If you have multiple NuGet feeds configured on your machine, it may be worth to do some tweaking in the NuGet.config file shipping with your project. Last week, the ASP.NET team released a preview of “ASP.NET vNext”, a first step in the good direction for solving the pain building .NET projects is, but more than that a great step towards having an open and cross-platform ASP.NET that is super developer friendly. If you haven’t checked it out yet, do so now.

• Pro NuGet second edition is out

  6 Jan, 2014

  Pfew! Around February 2013, Xavier and I started planning work on an update of our book. Eight months later, we’re proud to present you with Pro NuGet (second edition). It’s been a tough couple of months writing this: Xavier has become a father for the second time (congratulations!), we’ve had two massive updates to NuGet we had to work in our book, … But here it is! What’s new? Next to that there is a lot more meat in there! We would love to get your feedback! E-mail us or write a review on your blog or Amazon. Enjoy the read!

• A new year's present: introducing Glimpse plugins for Windows Azure

  30 Dec, 2013

  Have you tried Glimpse before? It shows you server-side information like execution times, server configuration, request data and such in your browser. At the February MVP Summit this year, Anthony, Nik and I had a chat about what would be useful information to be displayed in Glimpse when working on Windows Azure. Some beers and a bit of coding later, we had a proof-of-concept showing Windows Azure runtime configuration data in a Glimpse tab.

• Using the Windows Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)

  20 Aug, 2013

  With the Windows Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) released as a preview, I thought it was a good time to write up some details about how to work with it. The CDN can be used for offloading content to a globally distributed network of servers, ensuring faster throughput to your end users. Note: this is a modified and updated version of my article at ACloudyPlace.com roughly two years ago. I have added information on how to work with ASP.NET MVC bundling and the Windows Azure CDN, updated screenshots and so on.

• Just released: MvcSiteMapProvider 4.0

  29 Jul, 2013

  After a beta version about a month ago, we are proud to release MvcSiteMapProvider 4.0 stable! (get it from NuGet, it’s fresh!) It took 6 months to complete this major version but I think our GitHub contributors have done a great job. Thank you all and especially Shad for taking the lead on this release!