In this article, we will learn what feature flags are and how to use these feature flags in an ASP.NET Core application. We will also explore how we can use the built-in feature filters to enable or disable features of an ASP.NET Core application. The post Implement Features Management in ASP.NET Core Apps appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

Clean Architecture is introduced by Robert C. Martin (also known as Uncle Bob) in 2012 and it has gained popularity in recent years.  The aim of clean architecture is to create maintainable, scalable, and flexible software systems. While it provides a solid foundation for building complex applications, there are certain common mistakes that developers might make when implementing Clean Architecture. The post 12 Common Mistakes in Implementing Clean Architecture appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

In one of my recent posts Building Blazor Server Apps with Clean Architecture, I demonstrated how to implement the clean architecture in Blazor server apps using CQRS, Mediatr, Entity Framework Core, and repository patterns. In this tutorial, we will learn how to implement clean architecture in Blazor WebAssembly applications. If you are not familiar with clean architecture then I will recommend you to read my previous posts A Guide for Building Software with Clean Architecture and Building ASP.NET Core Apps with Clean Architecture. The post Building Blazor WebAssembly Apps with Clean Architec ..read more

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In my previous post Complete Guide to Docker and ASP.NET Core, I gave you an overview of Docker Images and Containers and we learned how to dockerize both new and existing ASP.NET Core Apps using Dockerfile. In this tutorial, we will learn how to build Docker Images and Containers using Dockerfile commands and how to build and run ASP.NET Core Apps in Containers. The post Build and Run ASP.NET Core Apps in Containers appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

Containers have exploded in popularity since the introduction of Docker in 2013. Many companies have already integrated containers into their workflows to make it easier to deploy, distribute, manage, and scale their software. In this article, I will give you an overview of containers and containerization. I will also explain the difference between containers and virtual machines. I will also show you how to install Docker on Windows and how to dockerize both a new and an existing ASP.NET Core application. The post Complete Guide to Docker and ASP.NET Core appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

GraphQL is a query language as well as a server-side runtime to build efficient and high-performance Web APIs. Both GraphQL and REST are used to build Web APIs but there are a lot of differences between the two technologies. The post GraphQL vs REST APIs (Infographic) appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

Two of my previous posts A Guide for Building Software with Clean Architecture and Building ASP.NET Core Apps with Clean Architecture received an overwhelming response from many developers around the world and many developers requested me to write a similar post on Blazor Server Apps. This post is about implementing the clean architecture in Blazor server apps using CQRS, Mediatr, Entity Framework Core, and repository patterns.   The post Building Blazor Server Apps with Clean Architecture appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

Azure portal is very easy to use but for professional development, it is recommended that you develop your functions locally using tools like Visual Studio. In this post, we will learn how to create Azure Functions in Visual Studio 2022 and test them locally. We will also learn how to deploy functions on the Azure portal from within Visual Studio 2022. The post Create and Deploy Azure Function Apps in Visual Studio 2022 appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more

In my previous post Introducing Serverless Computing with Azure Functions, you learned the basics of Azure functions, Azure function bindings, and triggers. In this post, you will learn how to create Azure function apps using the Azure portal. You will learn how to choose the runtime, programming language, and trigger type for your Azure functions. You will also learn how to configure Azure functions as per your requirements using various settings available in the Azure portal. The post Creating Azure Function Apps in Azure Portal appeared first on EzzyLearning.net ..read more