A few days ago, I was asked to create a custom middleware, that can redirect from one domain to another from code, in an asp.net core 3 application. In this article, we are going to recreate that middleware step by step.
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This post is one of the ASP.NET MVC 5 Custom Routes series. The problem You can usually identify this problem when you are creating a lot of custom routes for each one of your empty controller actions. If you follow this antipattern you will end up with an endless RouteConfig.cs , that will point to […]
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ASP.NET MVC 5 Custom Routes
How do you handle your routing in your web application? Do you use all the time the default routing rule? routes.MapRoute( name: “Default”, url: “{controller}/{action}/{id}”, defaults: new { controller = “Home”, action = “Index”, id = UrlParameter.Optional } ); Or do you write your own rules for custom functionality when you want something different for […]
Today I just made a mistake to create a library as a .NETCoreApp1.1 Class Library while I really meant to create a .NetStandard Class Library. It is not a big deal if you realise this before you would start to write a lot of code in it, because you can just delete it and recreate […]
Today I just faced a situation where I have got a huge XSD library to use for service integration. Because I suspected it won’t be a small task to write by myself and honestly I never had to do this before I started to look for an automated solution. Being a lazy programmer and having […]
To use Google’s DistanceMatrix API and do some calculations with JavaScript is easy. Try the same with C#! Nice, quick, and dirty. Start with JavaScript I was (and I am still) playing with a code that can do some math based on a distance between 2 locations. Because Google supports JavaScript it is really easy […]