I recorded another short video to show the various ways that you can configure an ASP.NET Core application.
In the video, I show how to configure your application with:
Interested in seeing more sample videos like this? I have more ideas and demos that I show at events that I can convert to YouTube videos if there is interest.
I received a question this morning in my email that I thought I would answer here so that everyone can have the benefit of my answer:
“I’m planning to build a new web application in a software as a service (SaaS) model. Which option is better: ASP.NET MVC 5 or ASP.NET Core?”
After my last tip, I heard from Thomas and Shayne asking about alternative techniques for using npm and Gulp with ASP.NET Core. In this video, I explore both of their suggestions. Thanks for the tip guys!
After the initial response to my previous video, I’ve decided to keep with the idea of the series and recorded a video about ScriptBundles and how to use the Node tools with ASP.NET Core. This video is very much inspired by my earlier blog post: “Where Did My ASP.NET Bundles Go in ASP.NET 5?”
I’m thinking of starting a series of videos called ‘Fritz’s 10 Minute Tips’ that cover a small topic in 10 minutes or less. These videos will typically be a screencast that answers a common question on StackOverflow, the MSDN Web Development blog, or that I receive through a number of other sources.
Today’s video is about how to use Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core. I previously wrote about this on the MSDN Web Development blog, but wanted to walk through it in video format. Here is the video of me walking through the basics of configuring and using the dependency injection features of ASP.NET Continue reading