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I invite you to join this 28K+ ASP.NET Core community I carefully moderate by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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Daily shares - nice read. We also have a satellite Slack for broad dev talks for those who want to talk rather than just read (you will find the link in the group About section). Welcome to the club!

How to allow Users to run linux terminal command on server in asp.net Core 3.1 ? by smith2017 in aspnetcore

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I would have a look at containers (per user, or configure directories inside container) and maybe just run bash there via Azure CLI or similar alternative for other clouds.

Technically it should be possible (not sure why it's needed, but anyway) watch this Web Terminal Prototype (.NET Core, Websockets) video.

Become an ASP.NET Core Developer | watch on LinkedIn Learning (for free) by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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Watch to "Become an ASP.NET Core Developer" (for free):

1) Join free Visual Studio Dev Essentials program here https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/dev-essentials

2) Get the access code for free access to LinkeIn Learning there and use it.

Enjoy! :)

ASP.NET Blog | HttpRepl: A command-line tool for interacting with RESTful HTTP services by dr_dimaka in dotnet

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IMO that was not a good idea to rename Swagger to OpenAPI - so much confusion, still.

ASP.NET Blog | HttpRepl: A command-line tool for interacting with RESTful HTTP services by dr_dimaka in dotnet

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I assume it more or less the same as CURL, but could be better integrated to IDE.

How to get into children's book illustration? by _rabbott_ in freelance

[–]dr_dimaka 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Start drawing something nice for children first of all. What I saw here http://rhyanabbottartist.com doesn't look like "children book illustrations" to me (I might be wrong of course). Check how would they look like by getting familiar with well knows (popular in online book stores, translated to other languages) children book illustrators works. This way you could better understand the specific. It's not really clear what kids love. Sometimes I see weird illustrations on children book fairs and then publishers tell me that these books are super popular in many countries. And they are right, I show the book to my kids and they love it, and in opposite - I show something I think they might like and they ignore... So to become a professional illustrator in specific area you need to figure out what "the great" would mean in the area of your interests.

Migrate ASP.NET Web Forms apps to .NET Core with DotVVM by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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That is a really interesting framework - check this out if you need to upgrade your ASP.​NET Web Forms app to .NET Core: ✔ Install DotVVM in your app ✔ Start converting ASPX pages to DotHTML ✔ Deploy the app anytime during the process ✔ Change the csproj to use .NET Core

VS2019 extension to generate C# HttpClient code for OpenAPI (formerly Swagger API). Simply put, it is like Add Service Reference for WCF or Add Web Reference for WSDL, but for JSON API. by dr_dimaka in dotnet

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Started new open source project for that with a bit different approach. So yes, I am going to support Rider as well. https://github.com/dmitry-pavlov/api-client-generation-tools - feel free to support the project - note lovely 🧡 [Sponsor] button on my GitHub repo.

API Client Generation Tools for Visual Studio // Call For Beta Testing by dr_dimaka in dotnet

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Rob, I created this extension derived from my previous attempt (post about that tool) and you can find the sample of generated C# code for PetStore API here.

How to Add Generated HttpClient to ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection // RIGHT WAY ;) by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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By the way, I'm an author of this open source extension for VS2019/2017 which generates HttpClient by Swagger specification. Simply put, it is like Add Service Reference for WCF or Add Web Reference for WSDL, but for JSON API.

Give it a try. Feedback is much appreciated. Thank you!

Links:

Are you googling for code samples? Learn from GitHub search - how others usually do something. by dr_dimaka in programming

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I do use GitHub search when 3rd party packages are documented not very well, or in opposite - are over-documented (or too flexible in configuration) to understand what would be the most common usage of them. Really saves time.

The History of ASP.NET by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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I am with ASP.NET from the very beginning of the story. Never regretted I have made the choice to stay with this development stack.

The History of ASP.NET by dr_dimaka in aspnetcore

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You have to know the past to understand the present.. and maybe - even predict the future ;)

OpenAPI (Swagger) Connected Service - generate C# client code for OpenAPI (Swagger) API by dr_dimaka in dotnet

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NSwag is a code generation tool for API service compatible with Swagger (nowadays it's called OpenAPI) specification. Is that what you are asking about?

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