asp.net core web api - James Flower

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asp.net core web api

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Adding API Key Authentication to ASP.NET Core Web API with AuthenticationHandler

Adding API Key Authentication to ASP.NET Core Web API with AuthenticationHandler

Authentication is the process by which a user of a system is identified. ASP.NET Core allows multiple methods of authentication through authentication handlers which each support a different method of authentication. This can be with a cookie, a JSON Web Token (JWT), through OpenID or others. What is an

Securely Share Your Local ASP.NET Core Development Server with TryCloudflare

Securely Share Your Local ASP.NET Core Development Server with TryCloudflare

Sharing your local ASP.NET Core development server can be a very useful way of obtaining feedback, testing webhook integrations, and facilitating collaboration during development. One method of sharing a development server is to use ngrok, however a TryCloudflare tunnel can also be used to create a temporary publicly accessible

How does ASP.NET Core Authentication Work?

How does ASP.NET Core Authentication Work?

One of the key features of an application is knowing who the current user is. This is called authentication. ASP.NET Core includes authentication middleware to allow a user to be identified before the main application code starts executing. This is important as it allows authorisation checks to be carried

Using a Vue.js SPA with ASP.NET Core Web API

Using a Vue.js SPA with ASP.NET Core Web API

I recently started working on a new side project and decided to implement it as a single page application (SPA). For this, I chose to build an API powered by an ASP.NET Core Web API and a Vue.js powered front-end to consume the API. I could find templates