Comparing Web API Client Development Stacks(C#)
When developing web API clients, especially for in C#. There are few popular options as far I can see: Kiota, Refit, Flurl, and RestSharp.
Exploring the Scenarios and Limitations of Roslyn Source Generators
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The Roslyn API empowers developers with compile-time metaprogramming through source generator, which can produce C# code and additional files during the compilation process. This blog post delves into the various scenarios where source generators can be applied and highlights their limitations.
利用GitVersion对.NET项目版本控制
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Time-based One-time Password (TOTP) Demystified
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Introduction
Time-based One-time Password (TOTP), standardized under RFC 6238 is a crucial component in the realm of online security, serving as a cornerstone for the Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH). TOTP is widely employed in various two-factor authentication (2FA) systems, providing an additional layer of protection beyond traditional password mechanisms. This article delves into the TOTP algorithm, explaining its foundations and highlighting key implementation aspects.
Verify Git Commit
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Environment
- Currently using Windows 11.
- Visual Studio 2022 Community is installed.
- Git is also installed.
While following the steps from Microsoft to initialize a local git repository and push to a newly created git repository on GitHub using Visual Studio, some issues were encountered:
Use WebView2 In Console Application
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What is WebView2
Check out the introduction of WebView2
Supported Programming Environments
According to the introduction, WebView2 is supported in the following programming environments:
- Win32 C/C++
- .NET Framework 4.5 or later
- .NET Core 3.1 or later
- .NET 5
- .NET 6
- WinUI 2.0
- WinUI 3.0
Overcoming Network Connection Issues in .NET 8 - A Troubleshooting Journey
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In my latest project, I encountered a puzzling issue while deploying a .NET 8 application to Azure App Service. Despite working flawlessly on Windows, the application failed when deployed to the Azure App Service for Linux. This post details the steps I took to diagnose and resolve the problem, offering insights that might help others facing similar challenges.