JSONAPI.NET is a set of utility classes that aim to make it possible to implement JSON API spec compliant RESTful web services quickly and easily using ASP.NET MVC WebAPI. 

Today, we are happy to announce the long-awaited release of Blazorise 1.0. In this post, we're covering many new Blazorise features that will make your app development easier to build and use, along with some of the API changes required to get you started.  

Since May 2022, Google decided to drop support for “Less Secure Apps”. This means if your app is using SMTP, it will not work anymore. If you are looking for an easy fix to send e-mails from your .NET code again, keep reading! 

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Welcome to EntityFrameworkTutorial.net. Here you will learn everything about Entity Framework in easy steps. It covers basic to expert level tutorials for all the features of Entity Framework with code snippets. Readers can also download sample project and the School database used in various tutorials. 

By default RavenDB allow anonymous access only for read requests (HTTP GET), 
and since we creating data, we need to specify a username and password. 
You can control this by changing the AnonymousAccess setting in the server configuration file.
Enter your username and password of your Windows account and a sample data will be generated for you. 

.NET 5 will still ship this November, but it won't have all the unifying "just one .NET going forward" functionality that Microsoft originally planned because of delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some features originally planned for .NET 5 in November 2020 are now slated for .NET 6 in November 2021.  

Last Friday, ASP.NET Core quietly switched from supporting .NET Standard 1.* and .NET 4.* to only supporting .NET Core 2.0. This means that ASP.NET Core 1.0/1.1 applications running Mono or the full .NET Framework will not be upgradable to ASP.NET Core 2.0 when it is released in 2-3 months. 

However, it is clear that Microsoft’s future direction is in the Core space . Yes, the last update to the full .NET framework did include improvements for ASP.NET and WebForms, but clearly the future innovation and hard work will be in the new core frameworks like .NET core, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework core, and whatever other cores come along in the future.