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ASP.NET Basics for Experts, by Layla Porter
JetBrains
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- Presented by Layla Porter, Microsoft MVP
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Layla Porter demonstrates how to improve ASP.NET applications using Minimal APIs, dependency injection, and resiliency patterns with Polly.
This talk was part of the JetBrains .NET Days Online 2022 conference. Details: pages.jetbrains.com/dotnet-days-2022 Description: People love to stay in their comfort zone and do what they've always done. But what if you could take your web applications to the next level just by getting the fundamentals right? In this .NET 6 demo-rich session, I will show you how to make your applications more testable, maintainable, and resilient. Whether you are working with a monolith or a vast distributed application, the areas we'll cover will be applicable. Join me and learn about the following topics and more! - Minimal APIs, top-level statements, and good design practice - Dependency injection and inversion of control - HTTP clients and policies - Resiliency and circuit breakers with Polly - Discovery clients with Steeltoe OSS Speaker: Layla Porter, Live Coder, Microsoft MVP, GitHub Star Twitter: twitter.com/laylacodesit Code: github.com/Layla-P/BasicsForExperts-CodeEdition Original stream: youtube.com/watch?v=u4UmUOYqzlU #dotnet #aspnet #JBDotNetDaysWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended for learning how to structure and compartmentalize Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core.