In my previous post, Building GraphQL APIs in ASP.NET Core, we learned how to build a GraphQL server in ASP.NET Core using the Hot Chocolate library and Entity Framework Core and expose API endpoints to perform CRUD operations. In this post, I will show you how to consume the GraphQL APIs in the ASP.NET Core web application. The post Consuming GraphQL APIs in ASP.NET Core appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

In my previous post Getting Started with GraphQL in ASP.NET Core, you learned how to write and test GraphQL queries using the Entity Framework Core and a popular GraphQL library called Hot Chocolate. In this post, I will show you how to build a simple GraphQL server and expose API endpoints that can be used to run CRUD operations using GraphQL queries and mutations. The post Building GraphQL APIs in ASP.NET Core appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

In this tutorial, I will show you how to write and test GraphQL APIs in ASP.NET Core. You will also learn how to integrate GraphQL with Entity Framework Core to fetch data from the SQL Server database and serve it to GraphQL clients in JSON format. The post Getting Started with GraphQL in ASP.NET Core appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

In 2000, Roy Fielding invented REST and changed the Web APIs landscape forever. Many companies developed their applications using REST APIs and it became very popular because of its simplicity and improved performance. These days APIs have become a lot more complex than before. APIs now need to send a large amount of structured and unstructured data from a variety of data sources without compromising on performance and efficiency. This is why a new tech was needed therefore the developers at Facebook invented a new but very cool query language called GraphQL. Initially, it was only used by Fac ..read more

In my previous post Create Azure App Service from Visual Studio, I explained how to create and configure Azure App Service and how to deploy your ASP.NET Core web application to Azure App Service from Visual Studio 2022. In some real-world scenarios, you don’t have the luxury of creating a new Azure App Service at the time of deployment. You may already have an App Service available on Azure and you may want to deploy your web application to an existing Azure App Service. In this post, I will show you how can you download Azure App Service publish profiles from the Azure portal and how can you ..read more

In my previous post Create Azure App Services using Azure Portal, I explained how to create and configure Azure App Service using Azure portal. If you do not want to create your web apps using the Azure Portal, you can use Microsoft Visual Studio, which has built-in integration for many different Azure services. In this post, I will walk you through the process of creating Azure App Services from Visual Studio 2022. You will also learn how to deploy your ASP.NET Core web application to a newly created Azure App Service from within Visual Studio IDE. When you're finished, you'll have an Azure r ..read more

In my previous post Getting Started with Azure App Services, I gave an overview of Azure App Services and the features available in different service plans. There are different ways to create Azure services and each of these ways can be easier or harder depending on your skills and application needs. You can create Azure App Service using Azure Portal, CLI, or PowerShell scripts. You can also create App Services from the Visual Studio IDE. In this post, we will learn how to create and configure Azure App Service using Microsoft’s official Azure portal. The post Create Azure App Services using ..read more

Azure App Service is an HTTP based service for hosting and running web applications, REST APIs, and mobile back ends on both Windows and Linux based environments. You can develop your applications in your favorite language or framework such as .NET, .NET Core, Java, Ruby, Node.js, PHP, or Python and host, run and scale your applications with ease. Azure App Service gives you some powerful features such as security, load balancing, auto scaling, monitoring and automated management. You can also enjoy its DevOps capabilities such as continuous deployment using Azure DevOps, GitHub, DockerHub and ..read more

In one of my previous posts, ASP.NET Core Localization from Database, I showed different techniques to fetch localized contents from the database and display these contents in ASP.NET Core MVC Controllers and Views. Many people asked me the question to implement a similar type of localization with Data Annotations so that they can decorate their model properties with some data annotations and bind those models with the localized Razor Views or Forms. The post Localizing Data Annotation Attributes in ASP.NET Core appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

Let’s assume that you are a new startup with limited resources or an existing business planning to innovate faster or a multimillion-dollar company with a huge amount of data, you don’t want to spend hundreds of hours and millions of dollars in setting up a data center, buying all the computer and networking hardware, hiring technical and operational staff, providing utility services, e.g. electricity, cooling, etc. across multiple countries or continents. As a business, you want someone else to take care of all these activities so that you can focus on your product or business. This is where ..read more