Muhammad Hanif

@mjovanovictech Good tips, why not create http client as global property instead of creating in every method?

Here are 5 simple tips to best work with HttpClient: - HttpClient should be long-lived - Prefer creating one with IHttpClientFactory - Use named clients for configurability - Use typed clients for configurability + strong typing - Avoid using typed clients in Singleton services

@jost0101 Simplest yet powerful

@hanif2253 I decided to give the solution with Scaffolding Identity from VisualStudio a try. I want to use cookie authentication. So basically letting the user go to a Razor Page login before going to the actual SPA.

RT @nickchapsas:

@BelloneDavide Would recommend to use IDP e.g identity server, It covers allost all the scnerios

Hey friends, I need some help to cover my weakest spot: Handling authentication and user content 😱 I've seen a lot of resources about how to authenticate with provider X. But... what next? How can I architect my application (from FE to DB) to handle private content?

@wes_walke Waiting for tutorial 😉

Working on something new today An app to automate setting up VM servers and deployments for ASP.NET and Blazor apps Using SSH.NET library I can run bash scripts & commands to automate everything $5 hosting with no painful setup and auto deploys

@TheCelavi You are welcome to share your opinion

@hanif2253 So, he can state his opinion, but I can not? I am not entitled to that, no freedom of speech for me? Could you elaborate why?

And this is what is deeply wrong with our industry - choosing tech stack "a priori" is equally ridiculous as being a doctor prescribing medicine to a patient who yet has to enter the office.

@TheCelavi Yes, did he ask you to choose this stack. He just shared his opinion

@hanif2253 Not sure what you mean by that? Did he asked me to choose this stack or…? What was the question?

@wes_walke @kad1r For personal project would go for simple directory

@kad1r To add context, this would be for personal projects. Which one would you prefer in that case?

.NET devs, how are you storing user uploaded files in your apps? I've used services like Imagekit and also stored uploaded files on the server in the past. What other services or techniques are out there for storing user uploaded files?

@wes_walke Blob storage ✅

@wes_walke Bootstrap

.Net devs making web apps, what CSS libraries are you using? Anyone using Bootstrap or Tailwind? Or just plain CSS?

@BelloneDavide Isnt it bacpac?

I've been following #MicrosoftBuild and #MicrosoftIgnite for years. I still haven't understood how to use Backpack and Schedule. What the heck is the Backpack? Also, why there is no timezone indication? Are those hours in CEST? 😶

@wes_walke Xunit is relatively latest

.NET devs, is there a big difference between the different test projects (NUnit, XUnit, MSTest)? I've always defaulted to MSTest projects. I know very little about the others.

@mjovanovictech Curious to learn more abour coding conventions. What is editorconfig?

Here are 4 things I set up on every new .NET project: - Logging (Serilog) - Docker-compose - StyleCop + SonarAnalyzer - Coding conventions (.editorconfig) Everything is easier after that. And I can make sure the team has a consistent development experience.

@mjovanovictech Beginner in microservices

@hanif2253 If you're a beginner in .NET there are better ways to spend your time than learning about Microservices. Having said that, here are some interesting repos: - Microservices: github.com/dotnet-archite… - Modular Monolith: github.com/kgrzybek/modul…

If you want to learn Software Architecture patterns, here's my approach. Do these 4 things: - Pick a Software Architecture - Research for a few hours (or days) - Create a simple project applying what you just learned - Repeat this process with a different architectural pattern

@SqlPlusDotNet Would be 👍

.NET devs, what ORM or library do you use to query your data? I've never really tried anything besides Entity Framework. Curious about other solutions.

@richardschoen @wes_walke 🤝

@wes_walke Anyone use plain old ADO.Net ? It just works 😂