Dependency Management is a cornerstone of building maintainable, testable, and scalable applications in ASP.NET Core. By managing dependencies properly, you can write loosely coupled code, making your application easier to extend, test, and maintain. In this blog, we’ll explore Dependency Management in ASP.NET Core step-by-step with practical, professional examples. We’ll address common developer challenges and demonstrate how Dependency Injection (DI) can solve them. Show More....

Creating and referencing class libraries in .NET Core is essential for building maintainable, modular, and scalable applications. This blog demonstrates how to set up a real-world application with a well-structured architecture using multiple class libraries. Show More....

Secret management in .NET Core, through User Secrets and Azure Key Vault, provides a robust way to protect sensitive information from exposure. By using User Secrets for development and Azure Key Vault for production, .NET Core developers can ensure secure management of sensitive configurations while maintaining easy access in their applications. Show More....

In a modern .NET Core application, configuration settings are essential for maintaining flexibility and separating environment-specific variables (like database connection strings, logging preferences, and third-party service URLs) from the core code. The primary file used for this purpose is appsettings.json. In this blog, we are going to guide you through how to use appsettings.json effectively, including environment-specific configurations, real-world examples, and how to access configuration Show More....

In the world of ASP.NET Core, packages and NuGet packages are essential concepts that simplify development, encourage code reuse, and improve maintainability. In this blog, we’ll explore what these packages are, how to create custom NuGet packages, and how to add and implement them in a project. Show More....