Previously I showed you how to create an SQL Left Join using DataTables in ASP.NET 5 MVC Now that .NET 5 is no longer getting security updates it is time to upgrade to .NET 6, (not called .NET Core). I have a completed demo which you can download here in...
Previously I showed you how to auto renew a token. We can improve the performance and as well. We will look at storing our JWT in a distributed cache service to help us improve the performance and scalability of our ASP.NET 5 MVC client application and store it in a...
Earlier I showed you how to Display Auth0 user profiles in ASP.NET Core 5.0 but did not show you how to automatically renew the token. If you haven’t noticed yet you’ll see you can’t get the users and will be returned this exception. `ErrorApiException: {"statusCode":401,"error":"Unauthorized","message":"Expired token received for JSON Web...
So maybe you want the end user to not have to manually enter into the database what they already entered into Auth0 user profile. Instead you may want to automatically display them from Auth0 and select them in your client application and add them into the database. In this blog...
NOTE: This is a continuation of our previous post that showed us how to convert our ASP.NET MVC Core 2.2 application to 3.0. As 3.0 is not supported any longer we must upgrade the framework to 3.1 which still has LTS. Download my project or continue with the one you...
Previously I showed you how to create an SQL Left Join using DataTables in ASP.NET MVC Core 2.2. Now that 2.2 is no longer getting security updates it is time to upgrade to .NET 5.0, (not called .NET Core). I have completed demo which you can download here in .NET...
I noticed how DataTables results in way less code and more functionality out of the box. When you retrieve data from more than one related table that’s where the heartache begins for many. This blog takes the frustration out of that, by showing you how to create a Left Join...
I once read a Shakespearean inspired technical quote “To update or not to update, there is no question.” I simplify that in this blog with migrating from ASP.NET Core 2.2 to 3.1. But first, download the 3.0 SDK if you haven’t already Simply put this post is going to focus...