Thurupathan .NET, .NET Core, Architecture, ASP.NET Core

Dependency Validation Diagrams do not work in ASP.NET Core / .NET Core

Introduction Dependency validation helps to keep the code architecture clean and rules enforced. The video below gives a quick introduction to the dependency validation in Visual Studio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8kF3goKZPQ Recently a friend, asked about enforcing constraints in a project architecture, I explained this to him. But I haven't used it any of my previous projects (we're … Continue reading Dependency Validation Diagrams do not work in ASP.NET Core / .NET Core

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Detailing ASP.NET Core in Azure App Service

ASP.NET core is the next generation development standard for the .NET world – may be that’s how I like to express it. Every ASP.NET Core application is a DNX (.NET Execution Environment) application. When you create an ASP.NET Core application in Visual Studio (VS) 2015, it creates the project targeted at both the .NET Framework … Continue reading Detailing ASP.NET Core in Azure App Service