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This post is about writing streaming application in ASP.Net Core using Kafka as real-time Streaming infrastructure. For connecting to Kafka from .Net Core, I have used Confluent.Kafka nuget package. In this post I am just doing the Consumer and using built in Producer. In next post I will creating .Net Core Producer.

Blazor is now heading for the big time, to be packaged with the next release of Asp.NET Core, ready for the production use.

Follow our step-by-step guide of Azure DevOps. Part 2: Setup of the full CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps for ASP.NET Core MVC web application.

Docker is becoming the de facto standard in the container industry and its popularity is growing steadily from day to day.

Despite Vue’s undeniably meteoric rise, it remains unsupported by MS. React (Facebook) + Angular (Google) get official support…

The explosive growth of web frameworks and the demands of users have changed the approach to building web applications. Many challenges exist, and getting st...

Index types, nullable reference types, default interfaces, and async streams should improve code quality and make software more flexible over the long term

Today, we are happy to introduce the Azure Toolkit for JetBrains Rider – an open-source plugin that helps .NET developers easily create, develop, configure, test, manage and deploy web apps to Azure directly from within Rider, and work with resources such as storage, Redis cache … Continue reading →

Learn how to create a new WPF Application using the new .NET Core 3 platform.

Alexa skills can be developed using either Alexa Lambda functions or a REST API endpoint. Lambda function is Amazon's implementation of serverless functions available in AWS. Amazon recommends using Lambda functions; however, they are not easy to debug. While you can log to a CloudWatch log, you can't hit a breakpoint and step into the code. Debugging services, like RookOut for Node and Python, allow for live debugging, but there is no equivalent for C#.