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Reddit » C# programming language
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Hi everybodys , I got some confused about OpenIDConnect Authentication framework.
I have successfully implemented a simple OpenID server according to the oidc documentation, and the client uses AddOpenIDConnect() and AddCookie() to implement the login function.
Now I have the access token and refresh token saved on the client, and I can also get the access token from cookies normally, and then access the API resources. The Api uses AddJwtBearer() and connects to the OpenID server.
But how does my client program use the refresh token to refresh the access token, so that when the client log ..read more
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I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for this?
https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/291747/how-can-i-decouple-my-parsing-logic-from-event-handlers
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Hi! Does anyone know if there is/what is the "best" CLI package out there for .Net 8.
For a bit of context, i recently got an internship in an entreprise, and they have a CLI made using the CommandLineParser package (v2.9.1).
We all agree that it feels terrible to work on, since there is a lack of autocomplete etc (maybe the package is very outdated, i haven't looked much into it).
We're thinking of a redo of the whole CLI. Does anyone have suggestions on libraries that might have such features?
The project is pretty big, so it needs to be architectured correctly (while being scalable command ..read more
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so, i created a project where i created tcp connection between server and client but the wpf window wont launch till the client connects to the server for some reason (both client and server window launch at the same time when they connect), any idea why is that? (i would expect such behavior if i had the "InitializeComponents();" behind the tcp connection initiation... i can sense its something obvious but idk what it is, thanks in advance for any tips. here is the server and client code:
server:
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I learned c# through c# player's guide, I'm trying to learn .net Core but the documentation, I find it hard to follow. Any books or tutorial that are beginners friendly.
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How can I write the statement inside the if statement that if the player is moving do the following:
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I don't know if it is just a feeling, because I searched over internet but couldn't find clear content about this, but I felt like while navigating through job offers that C# jobs don't require in the most of it that the developer should have 5+ years of experience in backend as it is with most Java offers that I saw.
I'm not exactly a newbie to programming, as I'm 1 year and half working with front end and could learn a great portion of JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next, CSS, Styled-Components, Tailwind, HTML... but it is not enough in nowadays programming world, even if I can land a job a ..read more