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Software Architecture, Development and Code... lots of code.

How to Sort Data in ASP.NET Razor Pages

26 Dec 2020 on aspnetcore, dotnet, sorting, C#, razorpages, pagination

The Widgets paging example can page and filter. Let's take it a step further and add the ability to order by columns as well.…

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Creating Random Demo Data with Faker

24 Dec 2020 on aspnetcore, faker.net, dotnet, C#, demo data

In my last post, I outlined how I setup seed data for an ASP.NET application. Making it easier to create and re-create the initial state for my application data. Now let's take that a step further and use the Faker.Net library to created lots and lots of demo data to help develop the application.…

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Creating Seed Data for ASP.NET Applications

20 Dec 2020 on dotnet, seeddata, testdata, C#, aspnetcore-identity, aspnetcore

Easily create repeatable seed data for starting your ASP.NET Core applications using dedicated seed data services and custom arguments to dotnet run.…

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Custom .NET Project Templates

19 Dec 2020 on aspnetcore, dotnet, templates, C#, razorpages

Share project conventions and code across teams and project using .NET custom project templates…

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ASP.NET Pagination View Component

16 Dec 2020 on aspnetcore, razorpages, pagination, C#, viewcomponents

Easily implement paging in ASP.NET Core using a custom Pagination View Component…

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File Storage Providers for .NET

16 Dec 2020 on dotnet, documents, AWS, Amazon S3, C#, aspnetcore

C# Reusable File Storage Provider for working with Local or Amazon S3 files.…

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I don't release "real" code to production without having somebody else TEST IT and YOU SHOULD TEST TOO. Especially any code on this site because I did once create a bug that went all the way to production.

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