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Anatomy of ASP.NET Core Requests - Steve Gordon - NDC Oslo 2020

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Steve Gordon explores the lifecycle of incoming requests in ASP.NET Core, tracing the path from Kestrel through middleware to MVC.

Don't forget to check out our links below! ndcoslo.com/ ndcconferences.com/ Have you ever wondered how a browser/client request actually results in a response from ASP.NET Core? Have you ever been constrained by the default behaviour of ASP.NET Core and wanted to change how it works? If so, then this talk is for you. In this session, Steve will explore the lifecycle of incoming requests in ASP.NET Core, touring through the layers from Kestrel, to hosting, to middleware and then on into MVC itself. You'll see how the pieces all fit together and learn about the places where you can inject your own implementations to customise, augment and override the ASP.NET Core defaults. Steve will show the hidden extension points that can take you to power-user levels when building your ASP.NET Core applications, such as applying custom conventions, filters and model binding behaviour. You'll leave this talk with ideas for improving your ASP.NET Core applications and reducing code by refactoring cross-cutting concerns. Don't fight the framework, customise it!

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent deep dive into the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and its extension points.

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NDC offers a lot of good content from industry insiders. They have some great free content if you're a cloud architect/administrator trying to understand differences in pipelines based on the chosen code level tech stacks. link to this video

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I watched these videos lately and I was mesmerized: SignalR broken down to its absolute concepts Advanced SignalR by the Creator himself, David Fowler Some cool tricks in ASP.NET Core not told in the "Intro to .. " vids [The journey of the request, from when it enters your application to generating the response] These are a few, the channel is full of great stuff
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