Migration from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 6.0
Introduction .Net 6 is an LTS (Long Tern Support) Version. It will be supported for three years. It is the latest long-term support release. The previous version, .Net Core 3.1
Introduction .Net 6 is an LTS (Long Tern Support) Version. It will be supported for three years. It is the latest long-term support release. The previous version, .Net Core 3.1
Introduction As we know there are so many changes in .Net 6 and C# 10. In this article, we will explore one of the changes in C#10 on the writing
The whole idea of this architecture is to allow the core part, which consists of complete business logic and application entities, adaptive and flexible enough to deal with changing technology…
Clean Architecture which is also known as Domain-Driven Design has evolved with considerable improvements in the last several years. Therefore, the whole idea of this architecture is to allow the…
Introduction Microsoft has released .NET 7 preview 1 last week Feb 17th, 2022. In this write-up, we will learn what’s new in .NET 7 preview and create a sample project
Introduction As we know .NET 6 is the latest version of .NET and is generally available with lots of improvement in performance, security, code quality, developer experience and provides long-term
SP.NET Core Preview 1 and EF7 Preview 1 released are announced today. .NET 7 builds on the foundation set up by .NET 6, which includes a unified set of base…
In this article, we will learn what is MVC and how to create your first ASP.NET MVC project in .NET 6 using visual studio. This article is targeted for beginners
Prior to .NET 6, null-state analysis and variable annotations are disabled for existing project, however, it is enabled for all .NET 6 projects by default. Because of which, all the…
Introduction I was upgrading the .NET Core 3.1 project to .NET 6 and faced issues running test cases in my test projects. I had several projects and test projects for