2021: Quarter 1 Review and Goals Looking Forward to Quarter 2 Paid Members Public
A short recap of the 2021 first quarter that is gone by, and looking forward! I did reasonably well in three out of for focus Areas.
How To Protect Your ASP NET Web API Using JWT Authentication Paid Members Public
Learn how to protect an ASP NET Core Web API using JWT Bearer Token. We will be using Azure Active Directory (AD) as the Identity Provider and see how to integrate with it from our application and how everything works together.
AWS Lambda For The .NET Developer: How To Easily Get Started Paid Members Public
Learn how to get started with AWS Lambda with .NET Core by building out a simple function and deploying to AWS. We will also see how to set up local development environment using the AWS Toolkit.
Book Summary: Ultralearning by Scott.H. Young Paid Members Public
Ultralearning is a book on how to learn anything that is of interest to you. Often we get stuck with the same 'classroom learning methodology' and don't try anything outside of it. If you are invested in yourself and learning, then I do recommend this book. I am sure you will pick up one or two stra
Book Summary: Getting Results the Agile Way by J.D. Meier Paid Members Public
This is a great productivity book on building up a good Personal Productivity System to manage your life - both work and personal. I'd recommend this book for anyone starting to build a productivity system for themselves.
Why You Should Avoid Command Handlers Calling Other Commands? Paid Members Public
One of the patterns that I keep coming back to when building ASP NET Applications is the Command Query Separation (CQS) pattern. Fundamentally, the pattern separates the code to read (Query) and the write (Command) to the data store. By separating the Commands and Queries, the code is more focused
2020: What Went Well, What Didn't and Goals Paid Members Public
A short recap of the year that is gone by and looking forward!
Understand CORS and Learn How to Enable it for Your ASP NET API Paid Members Public
Cross Origin Resource Sharing or CORS in short is a W3C standard that allows a server to relax the same-origin policy. Learn more about CORS, how to enable it for an ASP NET Web API, Preflight requests and more.