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AIM HDC 2024

Aug 11, 2024 on Robert Boedigheimer's Blog by boedie

I will be presenting "A Developer's Guide to Web Images" at AIM HDC 2024:Many web developers have only a casual understanding of image formats and how to best use them on web sites, yet t...

 

Filed under: Speaking

Blog Maintenance

Jul 30, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

I updated some of the links in my blog, removed outdated/broken links, added a few others (friends, links collections). This will be the last thing I'll do before going on annual leave, be back by...

 

Checking the Health of an ASP.NET Core Application

Jul 29, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

IntroductionHaving a way to evaluate the health status of our system has been around since ASP.NET Core 2.2. In a nutshell, the idea is, you register a number of health checks, and you run them all...

 

Filed under: .net, asp.net core, web, health

Getting Location and Weather from an IP Address

Jul 24, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

IntroductionThe concept of getting the location for a given IP address is not exactly new, and some posts have been written about it already. Still, I wanted to write about it because I will need i...

 

Filed under: .net, asp.net core, web, geoip

The Multi-Cloud Strategy: Is this a Must-Have?

Jul 23, 2024 on K. G. Sreeju Nair by sreejukg

The recent outage linked to CrowdStrike, which affected 8.5 million Windows devices, had a significant impact on daily life and businesses worldwide. Though less than 1% of Windows computers were a...

 

Filed under: AWS, Azure, Microsoft Azure

THAT Conference WI 2024

Jul 19, 2024 on Robert Boedigheimer's Blog by boedie

I will be presenting "Make the Web Faster" at That Conference WI 2024:This session demonstrates practical techniques that drop a web page's size from almost 3MB to 143K, and load time fro...

 

Filed under: Speaking

Caching HttpClient Requests

Jul 16, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

IntroductionThe HttpClient class is Microsoft’s recommended approach for making raw HTTP calls in .NET. It allows you to send arbitrary HTTP requests (including headers) through a request/res...

 

Filed under: .net, httpclient, Caching, http

.NET 8 Data Annotations Validation

Jul 12, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

IntroductionI wrote about entity validation in the past, the reason I'm coming back to it is that there are some changes in .NET 8, that I haven't revisited. Time for a refresher!.NET has featured...

 

Filed under: .net, validation

Microsoft MVP 2024-2025

Jul 11, 2024 on Robert Boedigheimer's Blog by boedie

Excited and honored to receive the Microsoft MVP award for the 17th year in Developer Technologies (web development and security)!

 

EF Core Entity Validation

Jul 8, 2024 on Development With A Dot by RicardoPeres

Note: I wrote a post about Data Annotations validation here.IntroductionAs you guys may know, Entity Framework "classic" used to do entity validation before saving changes. By default, it...

 

Filed under: .net, ef core, orm, entity framework core, validation

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