Everything you need to get started on enabling and configuring Web Application Firewall (WAF) in your NGINX Ingress controller.

When defining dependencies between Terraform modules, using depends_on can cause unwanted surprises. Find out why and how to prevent them!

The kubernetes Terraform provider is useful when bootstrapping clusters. However the kubernetes_manifest resource has important limitations. The article describes these limitations and provides working alternatives.

Migrating CommonJS to ES modules requires more than a syntax change. Explore what to expect and the effort required.

This article puts Blazor WebAssembly under test by building a small real time survey application leveraging SignalR for its real time functionality across both frontend and backend. While doing so, we will use the latest ASP.NET libraries in .NET 5 and C# 9.0, including some of the new language features like record types.

Kubernetes became over the past few years one of the most common and important tools that teams and organisations can leverage in the DevSecOps space. In this article, we will go through the core Kubernetes concepts. It follows a hands on approach specifically aimed at developers so it becomes easier to start leveraging Kubernetes.

Brief cheatsheet on how to debug DNS issues inside Kubernetes.

Progressive Web Applications (PWA) have become an interesting choice for web developers. Most of the popular frameworks for writing web applications now offer support for PWAs, making life as a developer easier. Is PWA for you? Find out in this detailed tutorial.

This article brings together Blazor, ML.NET and TensorFlow to build a SPA where users can identify the main object in a picture.

Article describing how you can easily get a vuepress site deployed to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions.

Retrospective on creating a new website for the KaizenDorks and the switch from Jekyll to vuepress.

This article demonstrates how to integrate four different SPA frameworks within ASP.NET Core v3: Angular, React, Vue and Svelte.

While there are official templates for React and Angular out of the box, the article explain how these work and how they can be adapted for other frameworks such as Vue and Svelte.

Article introducing gRPC for ASP.NET Core developers, now that it is supported in the latest ASP.NET Core 3.0 release.

The article covers:

• a brief introduction to gRPC
• how gRPC services can be created with ASP.NET Core
• how gRPC services can be created with a Node.js
• how to invoke either of these services from .NET Core
• an overview of the built-in security features based on TLS/SSL

This article covers authentication in the context of ASP.NET Core and SignalR apps.

It describes how ASP.NET Core allows you to implement authentication using different schemes. Starting with cookie based authentication, it discusses different authentication schemes followed by JWT Bearer tokens.

This article discusses 3 different approaches to integrate ASP.NET Core with an Vue SPA generated by the Vue-CLI.

These templates range from separated frontend and backend projects, to a couple of variants on the ASP.NET Core SPA template that fully integrates them as one solution.

Using an ASP.NET Core backend, and a Vue.js frontend, we will look into the main concepts and building blocks of SignalR by implementing a minimalistic version of Stack Overflow.

Blazor leverages a number of technologies such as WebAssembly in order to provide a SPA framework that can run .NET code in the browser. In this article, we will explore what is Blazor, how does it work and the new possibilities it brings for Developers.

Learn to write tests using the awesome vue-test-utils together with mocha-webpack. Also see how the vue-cli facilitates writing unit tests from the very beginning.

Vuex provides an alternate state management approach to your Vue.js applications that makes it very interesting on large apps. This article takes a in-depth look to the core Vuex concepts.

This article aims to demistify dependency injection in ASP.NET Core, now a first class member of the framework.

It begins with a brief introduction to Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core. It continues with a comparison to ASP.NET MVC 5, followed by a deeper look at the dependency injection support in ASP.NET Core and using 3rd party containers like Autofac and StructureMap.

ASP.NET Core 2.0 was released in August 2017. This article looks at the most important new features of ASP.NET Core 2.0 and improvements over its previous versions.

This article explores the official Microsoft template for ASP.NET Core that uses Vue as its client-side framework and gets you started on using modern tooling and libraries like Webpack, Babel or hot-reload.

Get a nice debugging experience of your Single Page applications (SPA) in Visual Studio Code for both client and backend code.

How Model Binding in ASP.NET Core MVC works, how does it compare against the previous versions of the framework and how you can customize it with your custom binders.

This article explores the functionality provided by a 3rd party Code Quality tool, NDepend.

In order to do so, NDepend is added to one of my ASP.NET Core projects, DockNetFiddle.

This article explores the subject of Code Quality within the .Net ecosystem. It includes a brief look at tools included in Visual Studio and other third-party commercial tools.

Use the Elastic Search API in an ASP.NET Core and Docker project and combining it with applications like Kibana for data analysis, reporting and visualization..

ASP.Net Core contains an Antiforgery package that can be used to secure your application against CSRF. This article will demonstrate how to use Antiforgery in your ASP.NET Core applications..

This article explores Docker, and how ASP.NET Core applications can be run inside Docker containers by building your own version of dotNetFiddle.

Microsoft announced ASP.NET Core 1.1 in November 26th 2016. This article explores the interesting new features, as well as improvements and fixes that was made to an already exciting framework.

This article demonstrates how to keep ASP.NET front-end code clean, maintainable and reusable. This article builds a simple blogging site as an example.

Explore the globalization and localization features provided by the ASP.Net Core framework, including defining allowed cultures, content localization and the culture selection per request.

This article serves as an introduction to the new request pipeline model adopted by ASP.Net Core.

In order to do so, it describes how to build a web application that allows users to define a vanity url linked to their profile. It also introduces some of the new ASP.NET Core 1.0 features such as authentication.