Testing XXE Vulnerabilities In .NET Core Did you know how to steal data using XML? I don’t. Wade Gausden tested the current version of .net core to be sure that this is still possible. Many people...
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Dotnet docker image with app or smallest docker image with self-contained app Since Dot Net core 3 you can put all framework-dependencies to the release package and try to run an app on a system t...
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A year ago I started to write the DotNetNews into this channel to make .net community more united. But in the last of DNN I’m did not received a feed back and decided that DNN is not useful for any...
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.NET & JavaScript Magazine for Developers and Architects I found this journal in year ago and subscribed. It’s not annoying with emails, it sends you a pdf file with highly-rated posts once pe...
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New in .NET Core 3.0: local tools I think all of you are using or heard about .NET Core Global Tools. Andrew Lock described how to use new feature: manifest file. andrewlock Moving from the switc...
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The Battle of C# to JSON Serializers in .NET Core 3 Are you performance hunter??? This post for you.As you know Span<T> was released and it can dramatically improves string manipulation perf...
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News, posts, articles. I studying the .Net world and share discovering with you :) Running multiple independent ASP.NET Core pipelines side by side in the same application I was faced with the ta...
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Today is Thursday, which means I brought you 5 more interesting articles from the .Net-world and software development. New in ASP.NET Core 3.0: structured logging for startup messages Andrew Lock...
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Hi, team! I have found some topic that might be interesting for you :) New compile-time check for DI in ASP.NET Core 3.0 Have you ever forgot to register service in DI? .Net core will validate DI...
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Hi, team! I have found some topic that might be interesting for you :) .NET Debugging: 6 techniques you need in your arsenal Debugging. It’s one of the most time-consuming ways of finding a bug. ...
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