A Practical Approach
Are your applications born secure? Is your API vulnerable? Do you have a strong, overlapping set of defenses? These questions are important for software developers and organizations who believe that security is something that an application should be born with.
Introduction This article of the series “Web API with ASP.NET Core” will focus on topics like serializer strings and content
Introduction This article of the series “Web API with ASP.NET Core” will focus on topics like returning HTTP Status Codes
Introduction As the title suggests, this article will focus on the practical aspects of the formatters and the content negotiation
Introduction In my previous article, we did CRUD operations using MongoDB shell commands. As promised, here I am with this
Introduction I have been writing a lot over WebAPIs in my Learning WebAPI series, but one crucial topic that I
Download Source Code Introduction In my last article I explained how to write unit tests for business service layer. In
Source Code at GitHub Introduction We have been learning a lot in WebAPI. We covered almost all the techniques required to
Download Source Code from GitHub Introduction We have been learning a lot about WebAPI, its uses, implementations, and security aspects
Download Source Code Introduction Security has always been a major concern we talk about enterprise level applications, especially when we
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