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When using the DB First workflow in Entity Framework, we can add more encapsulation than the default auto-generated entities provide Continue reading Configuring Private Constructors and Setters with Entity Framework DB First flow The post Configuring Private Constructors and Setters with Entity Framework DB First flow appeared first on .NET Blog .
This sequence diagram visualizes how Entity Framework processes a query, step-by-step. The key steps are outlined below the diagram for Continue reading Entity Framework Query Flow Explained—Step-by-Step with a Sequence Diagram The post Entity Framework Query Flow Explained—Step-by-Step with a Sequence Diagram appeared first on .NET Blog .
Cache invalidation is hard, but if the data allows, using low TTLs can simplify it by automatically expiring cached items Continue reading .NET Caching: Can a One Second Cache Really Make a Difference? The post .NET Caching: Can a One Second Cache Really Make a Difference? appeared first on .NET Blog .
FusionCache v2 is the very first production-ready implementation of Microsoft HybridCache, including Microsoft s own which is currently still in preview. Continue reading Implementing HybridCache with FusionCache v2 in .NET 9 The post Implementing HybridCache with FusionCache v2 in .NET 9 appeared first on .NET Blog .
I m guessing you know what Scalar is if you ve arrived here so let s just look at the code to implement Continue reading How to install Scalar in .NET 9 The post How to install Scalar in .NET 9 appeared first on .NET Blog .
Request variables store values from a response for use in later requests. A common example is retrieving a Bearer token Continue reading Visual Studio .http file request variable example The post Visual Studio .http file request variable example appeared first on .NET Blog .
Swashbuckle.AspNetCore (including SwaggerUI) has been removed from the Web API template in .NET 9. Since the Swashbuckle project is being Continue reading How to add SwaggerUI back into a .NET 9 Web API project The post How to add SwaggerUI back into a .NET 9 Web API project appeared first on .NET Blog .
Visual Studio Dev Tunnels make testing integration with third party webhooks so easy, but is there a way to inspect Continue reading Monitor Visual Studio Dev Tunnel traffic in real-time The post Monitor Visual Studio Dev Tunnel traffic in real-time appeared first on .NET Blog .
Visual Studio Dev Tunnels are available from VS 2022 v17.6 and allow us to expose and debug our localhost APIs Continue reading Getting started with Visual Studio 2022 Dev Tunnels The post Getting started with Visual Studio 2022 Dev Tunnels appeared first on .NET Blog .
GitHub can send our apps a webhook message for a variety of events that may happen on a repo such Continue reading Handling GitHub Webhooks with Azure Functions and testing integration with Visual Studio Dev Tunnels The post Handling GitHub Webhooks with Azure Functions and testing integration with Visual Studio Dev Tunnels appeared first on .NET Blog .