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David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
What’s new with identity in #dotNET 8 ⁉️
Tons! Including:
✔️ New APIs to simplify login and identity management
✔️ Token-based authentication and authorization
✔️ Improvements to documentation
... and more. Learn what else is new. 📖 msft.it/601397MsJ
ALT text reads: What’s new with identity in .NET 8
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
Folks in my last team asked this frequently:
What should I learn next?
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
Render mode for Server & WebAssembly Blazor components by @roundthecode roundthecode.com/dotnet-tuto… #aspnetcore #blazor
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
This week's ASP .NET Core newsletter is out! us7.campaign-archive.com/?u=… by @sqlneed, @devleaderca, @chbernasconic, @roundthecode, @mohitlogic, @jhonatanfoliv, @damien_bod, @thomasardal, @me_janki, @bellonedavide, @jamesmontemagno, @almirvuk, and more ❤️
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
How to accept Stripe payments via Blazor in .NET 8
isaacl.dev/elp
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
Server-side rendering (SSR) for Blazor in .NET 8 by @roundthecode roundthecode.com/dotnet-tuto… #aspnetcore
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
Found a typo in dotnet docs, proposed the fix, and they merged it.
Am I a GitHub superstar? 🚀
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
🎲Secure your code! Learn why the RandomNumberGenerator is the better choice for generating random numbers in .NET. Read more: dotnettips.wordpress.com/202… #CodePerformance #dotnet #dotnet8 #MVPBuzz
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
I'm definitely not a proponent of TDD, but here's the thing about widget testing...
If you don't do it, the next dev is going to break the app. 💯 guaranteed
If the next dev is conscientious, they will try to add tests, but they can't without refactoring. So it's chicken and 🐣
It is incredible how bad #Flutter code can get. Sometimes, it doesn't look so bad when you first glance at it, but when you start trying to test it, or debug it, it can take days to figure out what it's doing and untangle it. This is another reason that widget testing is critical
David Grace - Round The Code retweeted
dotNET blog: Performance Improvements in ASP.NET Core 8 ift.tt/ZR9H0My
