Logs are a crucial component of contemporary applications and require special consideration. This is especially true when it comes to web development with ASP.NET Core, where there are practically endless integration possibilities between microservices and APIs, and where keeping track of these connections can be very difficult. When I was looking at some code, I […]
It can be very frustrating to receive a 401 error on your WordPress website. Reloading the page could occasionally be helpful. Consequently, what does a 401 Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) response code mean? This error may be brought on by a browser issue, but in a few uncommon circumstances, it might also be a server-side […]
A very well-liked and widely used framework for creating contemporary web applications is Angular. This technology has a ton of features and is very powerful. As a web developer, you already have everything you need, and Angular makes it simple to configure, maintain, and grow any application created using the framework. You’ve probably already created […]
Due to their low weight and high performance, Single-Page Applications, or SPAs, have recently become the most sought-after client facing application stacks. In this architecture, the client application renders the fetched data onto a fluid and dynamic layout while the server concentrates on data logic and provides data to the client in the form of […]
Every website owner wants to reach a larger audience. We typically create web applications that support multiple languages and deliver localized content according to user region and culture to realize this dream. With its extensive support for localization and globalization, ASP.NET Core has a number of built-in features that make it simple for developers to […]
Background Once a page has been cached in the browser (or proxy), the server cannot make the cached copy be utilized in place of the updated version. Pages that are likely to change cannot, therefore, be cached at the client for very long. There is nothing we can do to change this. We should have […]
Deploying an ASP.NET Core app to IIS isn’t complicated. However, ASP.NET Core hosting is different compared to hosting with ASP.NET, because ASP.NET Core uses different configurations. IIS, on the other hand, is a web server that utilizes the Windows OS and the ASP.NET framework. IIS’s function in this situation is to host ASP.NET Core-built apps. […]
One of the greatest ASP.NET hosting provider, ASPHostPortal runs ASPNET-based websites quite effectively. I’m going to explain how to use a free SSL certificate with ASPHostPortal hosting in this article. You will switch from an HTTP to an HTTPS ASP.NET website when you start utilizing this. One of the good ranking factors is the use […]
Because logging in ASP.net core is so simple to use, it’s also simple to overlook key crucial diagnostics capabilities or to misuse these potent logging tools. I’ll walk you through the fundamentals of ASP.net core Structured Logging both with and without Serilog in this tutorial. You can easily understand the fundamental ideas with the help […]
The HTTP standard is a dynamic document that is regularly reviewed and updated. The specification may be “done” to some developers’ eyes, but there are a ton of new and intriguing HTTP methods that are about to be proposed. The QUERY method, which has semantics identical to a GET method call but allows users to […]
