At Microsoft Build 2017 yesterday, the formal announcement of ASP.NET Core 2.0 and .NET Core 2.0 was made. ASP.NET Core 2.0 preview announcement .NET Core 2.0 preview announcement For me it was no surprise that we were close with these announcements as I keep an eye on the ASP.NET Core repositories on GitHub where there have […]
Author: Steve Gordon
Steve Gordon is a Pluralsight author, 7x Microsoft MVP, and a .NET engineer at Elastic where he maintains the .NET APM agent and related libraries. Steve is passionate about community and all things .NET related, having worked with ASP.NET for over 21 years.
Steve enjoys sharing his knowledge through his blog, in videos and by presenting talks at user groups and conferences. Steve is excited to participate in the active .NET community and founded .NET South East, a .NET Meetup group based in Brighton. He enjoys contributing to and maintaining OSS projects. You can find Steve on most social media platforms as @stevejgordon
ASP.NET Core Anatomy (Part 4) – Invoking the MVC Middleware Dissecting and understanding the internals of ASP.NET Core
In the first three parts of this series I looked at what happens when we call AddMvcCore, AddMvc and UseMvc as part of the application startup. Once the MVC services and middleware have been registered in our ASP.NET Core application, MVC is now available to handle HTTP requests. In this post I want to cover the […]
Things I’ve Learnt This Week (9th April)
Things I’ve Polled I started a short poll on Twitter, as I was curious to see how many people had already migrated from project.json to csproj. I had 84 votes and the breakdown was as follows. 68% All done – csproj for me 21% Not yet – In planning 11% Don’t plan to move yet […]
Migrating from project.json to csproj using Visual Studio 2017 Moving a real world ASP.NET Core application using VS2015 project.json to VS2017 and csproj
This past weekend I spent a few hours working on migrating the Humanitarian Toolbox allReady project over to the new csproj based Visual Studio 2017 solution format. I’ve written a few times about the plans to retire the project.json file introduced by ASP.NET Core. If you want some background you can read those posts first (don’t worry, […]
Things I’ve Learnt This Week (2nd April)
Things I’ve Blogged ASP.NET Core Anatomy (Part 3) – UseMvc Things I’ve Read An Introduction to GraphQL via the GitHub API by Derek Haynes The implementation of anonymous methods in C# and its consequences (part 1) by Raymond Chen Json.NET 10.0 Release 1 – Async, performance, documentation and more by James Newton-King Converting From project.json To csproj by Jamie […]