In my previous post, I have explained how to setup your .Net Core 2.0 which you can find here. In this post, I will explain how to deploy your .Net Core 2.0 application into AWS Elastic Beanstalk. First of all, let us see what is AWS Elastic Beanstalk? AWS Elastic Beanstalk is an orchestration service … Continue reading .Net Core 2.0 deployment on AWS
Microsoft has announced Core 2.0 and it has some awesome features which I will explain in future blog posts. For now, let us see how to converts your Core 1.0 application into Core 2.0 First of all, we will change the .Net core version in global.json file as shown below: { "sdk": { … Continue reading Setup for Asp .Net Core 2.0
As you all know that from MVC6 we are seeing some changes in our regular coding techniques. We were using below lines in MVC5 for getting values from query string: var myQueryString = Request.QueryString[“myQueryString”] But in MVC6, above lines will throw errors in your code. So, you might be wondering how can we achieve this … Continue reading Query string in .Net core and MVC 6
All ASP.NET Core applications are self-hosted. Yes you read it right! So does it mean IIS is not required? Yes, I mean we can host MVC6 application even without IIS. Wow...but How? I assume you have already downloaded .Net core from here. Next step would be to create sample MVC6 project. For now you can … Continue reading MVC6 (.Net core) applications are self hosted : Optional IIS integration
Special thanks to Mr.Tom Dykstra from Microsoft for suggesting some points for this post. Web Listener is now available on Nuget. First of all, what is Web Listener? Web Listener is one of the servers of .Net core. ASP.NET Core is completely decoupled from the web server environment that hosts the application. ASP.NET Core supports … Continue reading WebListener : A Windows HTTP server for ASP.NET Core
Some of you might already know that there is "currently" not any built in default JPEG decoder class for .NET Core since System.Drawing (except for System.Drawing.Primitives) is currently not present as a Nuget package. So is there any way of DECODING JPEG pictures on .NET Core for some server side processing? Yes certainly there is! … Continue reading JPEG decoder for .NET Core
UPDATE on 15th October 2016: Moq for .Net core is now available on Nuget and you can get it via below command: It means the setting mentioned below are not required now. UPDATE on 20th October 2016: Moq Nuget version 4.6.38-alpha worksfor .Net core- but e.g. 4.5.3 doesn't work, that complains that Moq 4.5.3 supports … Continue reading Moq in Asp .Net core
Neel Bhatt 