Problem Details + Error Handling + .NET Core 3
Goals for this experiment: HTTP calls that route to /api/… (the API) should return errors in the Problem Details JSON format. We should be able… Read More »Problem Details + Error Handling + .NET Core 3
Goals for this experiment: HTTP calls that route to /api/… (the API) should return errors in the Problem Details JSON format. We should be able… Read More »Problem Details + Error Handling + .NET Core 3
At work, we’re full steam ahead with .NET Core 3 and, thusly, nullable reference types. And we’ve come to realize that we need some kind… Read More »A C# nullable reference types policy
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The idea My goal with this experiment was to set up a Razor page that was generated from HtmlWebpackPlugin in ASP.NET Core 3. In other… Read More »HtmlWebpackPlugin + ASP.NET Core 3
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When ASP.NET Core 2.1 came out, there’s was a relatively brief announcement about new support for “Problem Details” (RFC 7807).
In this release we added support for RFC 7808 – Problem Details for HTTP APIs as a standardized format for returning machine readable error responses from HTTP APIs.
If you just want a better explanation of problem details, fear not. I read the documentation for you. Read More »What is ASP.NET Core 2.1 API “Problem Details” (RFC 7807)
Who would have thought I’d love a $500 Chromebook as much as I love my $4000 Dell M6800 (32GB RAM, 1.5TB SSD, I7)? I’ve been so productive over the past four days of ownership that I’m honestly pretty frustrated I didn’t fork over the money for this thing earlier. Read More »Chromebook life
I found it useful this year to take some notes as I skimmed through the always interesting Stack Overflow developer survey results. Here’s what I came out with this year: Read More »Thoughts: The Stack Overflow 2017 Developer Survey Results
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Funny you should ask – I’m known for having a strong distaste for the “full-stack developer” moniker, and I’ve started many a friendly debate on the subject. Read More »What is your definition of a full-stack developer?