Azure B2C: Customize Layouts
In the post ASP.NET Core with Azure B2C Auth we did a walkthrough of setting up the basics of Azure B2C and creating a new application that used our new B2C setup for auth. This post is going to be...
View ArticleAzure B2C: Social Logins
This post is going to cover enabling a social login for a site using Azure B2C for authentication. If you are new to this set of posts you can find the initial setup of the sample application in the...
View ArticleAzure B2C: User Profiles
In this post, we will be adding access to user profiles using Azure B2C. We will be building on the setup used in the ASP.NET Core with Azure B2C Auth post so make sure and check it out if something in...
View ArticleCreate React or Angular Application from Visual Studio with Authentication
Having templates that provide a good starting point for a new application is an important part of the value that is provided by Microsoft. Nothing kills progress faster than having to spend a week...
View ArticleDeploy ASP.NET Core 3 Previews to Azure App Service
I have found some time to play around with some of the features coming with ASP.NET Core 3 and I needed a place to host some of the applications I’m playing around with. Azure App Services has always...
View ArticleAdd Application Insights to an Existing ASP.NET Core Application
I have been using Azure’s App Service to host the web applications I am playing around with for a few years now. The service makes it simple to get an application hosted. Today I decided to try out...
View ArticleAzure Application Insights Overview
In the Add Application Insights to an Existing ASP.NET Core Application post from last week, we got Application Insights up and running. This week my plan was to show off some of the features of...
View ArticleDeploy ASP.NET Core 3 Previews to Azure App Using Extensions
A few weeks ago when the post Deploy ASP.NET Core 3 Previews to Azure App Service I got an email from Jerrie Pelser who pointed out that there are extensions available for App Service that allow usage...
View ArticleOpen an Azure Portal Created Function in Visual Studio
In last week’s post, Azure Functions Introduction, we created a new Azure Function App with a single function triggered via HTTP. The Portal is great for the initial creation of a function, but what...
View ArticleCreate an Azure Function App from Visual Studio
When I started looking at Azure Function Apps in the post, Azure Functions Introduction, I used the Azure Portal to create the sample function App used in the post. On the follow-up post, Open an Azure...
View ArticleAzure Function App Log Streaming
One of the things I have noticed while exploring Azure Function Apps is it is important to find ways to track what is going on during execution. While exploring the Azure Portal for one of my functions...
View ArticleASP.NET Core Server-Side Blazor with Authentication
It has been close to a year since I did my first into post on Blazor, ASP.NET Core Basics: Blazor, and a lot has changed. The biggest thing is that it was announced that Server-Side Blazor is going to...
View ArticleBlazor Authentication: Hide a Nav Menu Item
In last week’s post, Server-Side Blazor with Authentication, we covered creating a Server-Side Blazor application with Authentication and then used the attribute to not allow the user to view the Fetch...
View ArticleRazor Components in Blazor
Since the release candidate for .NET Core 3.0 is getting closer it seemed like a good time to take a closer look at Blazor, as you can tell from the string of Blazor posts lately. For this post, I’m...
View ArticleEvent Handling in Blazor
This post is a continuation of my Blazor exploration and will be a quick post as the sample application created with Microsoft’s template already contains an example. If you want to see how the sample...
View ArticleBlazor Component Attributes
This post is going to take a look at a couple of new ways, as of ASP.NET Core Preview 7, to make it easier to deal with components that have a lot of attributes. The example we are going to use is an...
View ArticleBlazor Forms and Validation
This week I’m exploring the basics of using forms and validation in a server-side Blazor. This is an area that the Blazor team is still making a lot of changes too so don’t be surprised if some of the...
View Article.NET Core Worker Service
A year or so ago I wrote the post Host ASP.NET Core Application as a Windows Service. With the upcoming release of .NET Core 3, we now have another option for creating a service with the new Worker...
View ArticlePublish a .NET Core Worker Service to Azure
In last week’s post, .NET Core Worker Service, we created a .NET Core Worker Service and then showed how to host it as a Windows Service. This week we will be taking the application created in last...
View ArticleAzure App Service with On-premises Connection
Imagine you get a new project with the ability to use whatever cloud services you want. You jump at the change and dream up an amazing architecture using Azure. Next, you present your plan to the rest...
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