In this tutorial let us learn how to build a user registration / login & logout form using Cookie Authentication in ASP.NET Core. We will building it from scratch without using any third party libraries or ASP.NET Core identity. We will explore the ASP.NET Core identity in the next tutorial.
User Registration & login Using Cookie Authentication ASP.NET Core Read More »
The ASP.NET Core MVC Services in 3.0 & later versions provides four extension methods to add MVC Services. They are AddMvc, AddController, AddControllersWithViews & AddRazorPages.
AddController vs AddMvc vs AddControllersWithViews vs AddRazorPages Read More »
EndPoint Routing is the new way to implement the Routing in ASP.NET Core. It splits up the old routing middleware into two separate middleware’s and also decouples the MVC from the Routing Middleware. Learn what is Endpoint is and how to register these routing middleware’s using the UseRouting & UseEndpoints methods in the Configure method of the startup class.
ASP.NET Core Conventional based routing is typically used with the MVC controllers ( i.e. Controller with views). It configures set of Endpoints based on conventions of URL Patterns. We configure these conventions in the UseEndpoints method in the Configure method of startup class.
In this tutorial, let us learn how to read the configuration file using the ASP.NET Configuration Service. The ASP.NET core configuration systems allow us to add configurations from various sources using providers. It then converts the configurations into a key/value pair. We inject the configuration service into a class and then use the GetSection, Value, & GetValue methods to read the configurations. Also, learn how to parse the types. How to bind the configurations to a class instance. Learn how to use the Options pattern & IOptionsSnapshot to create a strongly-typed options object. Read configurations stored as arrays, read from INI, XML files, command-line arguments, etc.
