


Vue.js front end with a .Net core web api backend
Here is a quick walk through on creating a project that contains both a dot net core web api as well as a vue.js front end. To get started we enter the following command line dotnet new webapi -o vue_and_dotnet this will create a simple net core web api project next...
.NET Core Web API – Part 2
In this second part we will start adding an endpoint for authentication to our web API. To do this we need to add a new controller. We will add an empty API controller and call it AccountsController. We will use dependency injection to add a UserManager, a...
.NET Core Web API – Part 1
In this multi part blog post we will be creating a .NET Core based Web API with authentication and a number of other features. To start we will create a new project in Visual Studio by selecting the ASP.NET Core Web Application project type then we select the API...Using Linq to find items in a List
Simple example to use Linq for finding items in a list
Command Line Arguments in WinForms Application
Simple example on how to process command line parameters in a WinForms app