Async & await In this post we are going to explore the keywords that came with TPL in .Net 4.5 and were introduced to take the asynchronous programming experience as close to the synchronous as possible. We will look at this programming model, how it enables the creation of responsive Read more…
We saw already the use of convention based routing and we saw Attribute Routing in the construction of an api controller and a restful controller. We will now take a closer look at the use of Attribute Routing and its benefits in contrast to convention based routing. What this post Read more…
Routing system Essentially the URL Routing system is used to map incoming requests to controller methods. The early routing of Asp.Net matched pretty exactly to the server folder structure. This works well for cgi style applications or aspx, where each file is its own response. But for MVC style applications it makes Read more…
RESTful controllers In this post we will explore how to create a restful controller with Asp.Net Core. We are going to look at it with an example of a controller that exposes some CRUD API to the outside world. To do this we are going to map the appropriate http Read more…
Intro to AspNetCore MVC Controllers In MVC every http request is handled by a Controller or rather a action method. These controllers are implemented as simple C# classes contained in your application. The Controller that is utilized to handle the incoming request is choosen by the routing system as I Read more…