Content Negotiation is a powerful and core part of HTTP, but vastly under-utilized in ASP.NET Web APIs. Part 4 of 5 uses the Transcoder and Codecs on the client side.
Content Negotiation with ASP.NET Core REST APIs – Part 4 – Client Side Codecs
Content Negotiation with ASP.NET Core REST APIs – Part 3 – Codecs and Transcoders
Content Negotiation is a powerful and core part of HTTP, but vastly under-utilized in ASP.NET Web APIs. Part 3 of 5 introduces the Transcoder and Codecs as a means to improve what ASP.NET provides.
Content Negotiation with ASP.NET Core REST APIs – Part 2
Content Negotiation is a powerful and core part of HTTP, but vastly under-utilized in ASP.NET Web APIs. Part 2 of 5 explains in detail how the ASP.NET framework supports it. We also highlight some challenges.
Content Negotiation with ASP.NET Core REST APIs – Part 1
Content Negotiation is a powerful and core part of HTTP, but vastly under-utilized in ASP.NET Web APIs. Part 1 of 5 covers what it is and why you should use it. We also shop for donuts.
SqlTransaction Ain’t Always Transactional (WAT!?!)
Q: "SQL run using a SqlTransaction is part of a SQL Server Transaction and can be rolled back." A) TrueB) False The answer is of course "A", right? That's what I thought too. Basic SqlTransaction Usage Most of us assume that we can write this: using (var con = new SqlConnection("..")) { con.Open(); ... Continue Reading →
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