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Migrating ASP.NET Web Forms (C#) Websites to .Net Core

Written by Mark Pringle
Well, this should be fun… I am a self-taught ASP.NET C# web developer. While my formal education is in Visual Design and User Experience Engineering, much of my recent life has revolved around building web communities and websites as a Full Stack .Net developer. All the websites I own and Read More

C# vs .NET: What is the Difference?

Written by Mark Pringle
C# is a structured object-oriented programming language used to create mobile apps, desktop apps, websites, enterprise software, games, and cloud-based services. C# code might look like the code below. This is a method used to count the number of characters in a string: /// Return the nu Read More

What are the Advantages of ASP.NET Core over ASP.NET?

Written by Mark Pringle
ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET are two enterprise-level frameworks that can create web applications.  However, ASP.NET Core has some inherent advantages over ASP.NET. Where does it have the upper hand? Let's find out. Cross-Platform ASP.NET Core is cross-platform, allowing you to d Read More

The Difference Between a Class and a Struct in ASP.NET C#

Written by Mark Pringle
If you are new to ASP.NET C#, you may see undiscernible differences between a class and a struct. On the surface, structures and classes look and behave the same way. However, there are clear differences between these two entities. Let’s examine the differences and similarities while defining Read More

What is the ASP.NET Core?

Written by Mark Pringle
ASP.NET Core is an open-source web-development framework, that runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. This popular framework is used for developing web applications and websites. ASP.NET Core is completely different from ASP.NET; thus, it is not an augmented or updated version of ASP.NET. Advantag Read More

ASP.NET Design Patterns and Their Types

Written by Mark Pringle
What are Design Patterns Design patterns are reusable solutions to common problems that programmers have frequently encountered. In essence, they are a design precedent or template applied to real-world programming problems. Using design patterns will make your applications dependable, scalabl Read More
The Singleton Design Pattern in C# ASP.NET
by Mark Pringle
SOLID Design Principles Explained
by Mark Pringle
The Modification of Technology
by Nkoloti Mofokeng
Creating a Syllable Counter Algorithm using ASP.NET C#
by Mark Pringle
Asynchronous streaming in .NET 6
by Mark Pringle
Problems Publishing a .NET Core Web Application to IIS. Shadow Copying for IIS Deployments.
by Mark Pringle
Tutorial: Create a Microsoft SQL Server Database and Connect it to an ASP.NET Core MVC Project
by Mark Pringle
C# vs .NET: What is the Difference?
by Mark Pringle
Is Technology Our Friend?
by Ekoja Okewu
Remove Hashtag from a URL: A User-Friendly ASP.NET MVC Solution
by Mark Pringle
Using SQL Server Stored Procedures and ASP.NET Core 6 MVC
by Mark Pringle
What is MVC or Model View Controller? ASP.NET Basics
by Mark Pringle
Rel=Canonical: An Elegant Approach To Using the Canonical Tags in Razor Pages and MVC
by Mark Pringle
A Preposition Configurable ASP.NET C# Title Case Method
by Mark Pringle
Redirect All Non-WWW Requests to WWW in ASP.NET Core 6 MVC
by Mark Pringle
Where Is the LocalDB Database File Created by EF (Entity Framework) Located on a Windows Computer?
by Mark Pringle
How to Search for an Item in an ASP.NET C# ArrayList
by Mark Pringle
What is .Net Hot Reload?
by Mark Pringle
What is the ASP.NET Core?
by Mark Pringle
What is Dependency Injection? ASP.NET Core Basics
by Mark Pringle


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