Author: Scott Hanselman
Adding Resilience and Transient Fault handling to your .NET Core HttpClient with Polly
Last week while upgrading my podcast site to ASP.NET Core 2.1 and .NET. Core 2.1 I moved my Http Client instances over to be created by the new […]
HttpClientFactory for typed HttpClient instances in ASP.NET Core 2.1
I’m continuing to upgrade my podcast site https://www.hanselminutes.com to .NET Core 2.1 running ASP.NET Core 2.1. I’m using Razor Pages having converted my old Web Matrix Site (like […]
How to setup Signed Git Commits with a YubiKey NEO and GPG and Keybase on Windows
This week in obscure blog titles, I bring you the nightmare that is setting up Signed Git Commits with a YubiKey NEO and GPG and Keybase on Windows. […]
Retrogaming on original consoles in HDMI on a budget
My sons (10 and 12) and I have been enjoying Retrogaming as a hobby of late. Sure there’s a lot of talk of 4k 60fps this and that, […]
Updating jQuery-based Lazy Image Loading to IntersectionObserver
Five years ago I implemented “lazy loading” of the 600+ images on my podcast’s archives page (I don’t like paging, as a rule) over here https://www.hanselminutes.com/episodes. I did […]
Optimizing an ASP.NET Core site with Chrome’s Lighthouse Auditor
I’m continuing to update my podcast site. I’ve upgraded it from ASP.NET “Web Pages” (10 year old code written in WebMatrix) to ASP.NET Core 2.1 developed with VS […]
Audio Switcher should be built into Windows – Easily Switch Playback and Recording Devices
I’ve been running a podcast now for over 600 episodes and I do most of my recordings here at home using a Peavey PV6 Mixing Console – it’s […]
Easier functional and integration testing of ASP.NET Core applications
In ASP.NET 2.1 (now in preview) there’s apparently a new package called Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing that’s meant to help streamline in-memory end-to-end testing of applications that use the MVC pattern. […]
Command line “tab” completion for .NET Core CLI in PowerShell or bash
Lots of people are using open source .NET Core and the “dotnet” command line, but few know that the .NET CLI supports command “tab” completion! You can ensure […]
Automatic Unit Testing in .NET Core plus Code Coverage in Visual Studio Code
I was talking to Toni Edward Solarin on Skype yesterday about his open source spike (early days) of Code Coverage for .NET Core called “coverlet.” There’s a few […]