In .Net Core, filters are used to run specified block of code in particular stages of request pipeline. They allow to run the same code across many request, therfore they help to avoid code replication and simplify application. Filters can be very useful in many various scenarios. For example, you can use filters when you… Continue reading Filters – Introduction
Sections allow to define where certain page content should be located on layout. They can be optional or required. In case section is marked as required and it is not found, an exception will be thrown. To add a new section, go to the layout page and add: RenderSection takes two parameters: section name and… Continue reading Sections
In .NET Core standard application configuration the Content-Type header is set to: text/plain – if the action method returs string application/json – for all data types JSON format is very common, but in some situation we have to return data in other format, for example in XML. To do to that, first thing you have… Continue reading Action Data Formats
Access modifiers are keywords that are used to specify accessibility of a type or a member. In C#, the following accessaability levels are available: public – type or member can be accessed from any place, there is no restriction on accessibility. private – it does not allow to access the element from outside of the… Continue reading Access Modifiers in C#
Dapper is one of the ORM tools that allows to manipulate data easily and with high performance. It extends IDbConnection interface by introducing couple of extension methods used to query tables in database. Dapper supports static as well as dynamic object binding. It also provides bulk insert functionality and can handle transactions and stored procedures.… Continue reading Dapper
