This post is about how to use custom domain name for Azure VM using Azure DNS. A DNS zone is used to host the DNS records for a particular domain. Azure DNS allows you to host your DNS zone and manage your DNS records, and provides name servers that will respond to DNS queries from end users with the DNS records that you create.

This post is about creating a build pipeline for your Angular and ASP.NET Core apps with Visual Studio Team Services. If you don’t have a VSTS account, you need to create a VSTS account, then a project, you can use default values. In this post I am using GitHub as my source control. And I am using VSTS only for creating a build. Once you create a project, click on Build and Release menu. And click on the New definition button.

This post is about enabling Anti-forgery validation in single page applications using ASP.NET Core and Angular. The anti-forgery token can be used to help protect your application against cross-site request forgery. In earlier versions of ASP.NET, you had to explicitly decorate a controller or an action method to enable Anti-forgery, in ASP.NET Core Web API all the unsafe methods(PUT, POST) anti-forgery validation is enabled by default.

This post is about how to measure .net core code coverage with Jetbrains dotCover. dotCover is a .NET Unit Test Runner and Code Coverage Tool.

This post is about how to perform CRUD operations with OData in ASP.NET Core. On July 2018, Microsoft OData Team is announced general availability (GA) of OData (Open OData Protocol) on ASP.NET Core 2.0.

This post about developing ASP.NET Core apps with Xamarin Forms and Ooui. Xamarin.Forms exposes a complete cross-platform UI toolkit for .NET developers. Build fully native Android, iOS, and Universal Windows Platform apps using C# in Visual Studio. And Ooui is a small cross-platform UI library that brings the simplicity of native UI development to the web. In the background, it is also using WebAssembly, like Blazor. Here is a simple console app, which is running a Xamarin Forms code in self hosted mode.

Hangfire is framework which helps to perform background operations in .NET and .NET Core. By default, Hangfire will be configured along with the application, but you need to configure the Web App to run Always running. For better scalability and separation of concerns, it is recommended to move the job processing from web application to a different process. Hangfire supports two modes, one as a Console application and as Windows Service. In this blog post I am using Console app approach.