How to integrate Feature Flags stored on Azure App Configuration in an ASP.NET Core Application
Learn how to use Feature Flags in ASP.NET Core apps and read values from Azure App Configuration. Understand how to use filters, like the Percentage filter, to control feature activation, and learn how to take full control of the cache expiration of the values. Continue reading
Feature Flags 101: A Guide for ASP.NET Core Developers
Feature Flags are a technique that allows you to control the visibility and functionality of features in your software without changing the code. They enable you to experiment with new features, perform gradual rollouts, and revert changes quickly if needed. Continue reading
Advanced Integration Tests for .NET 7 API with WebApplicationFactory and NUnit
Integration Tests are incredibly useful: a few Integration Tests are often more useful than lots of Unit Tests. Let’s learn some advanced capabilities ofWebApplicationFactory.
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How to automatically refresh configurations with Azure App Configuration in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET allows you to poll Azure App Configuration to always get the most updated values without restarting your applications. It’s simple, but you have to think thoroughly. Continue reading
Azure App Configuration and .NET API: a smart and secure way to manage configurations
Centralizing configurations can be useful for several reasons: security, consistency, deployability. In this article, we’re gonna use Azure App Configuration to centralize the configurations used in a .NET API application. Continue reading
How to add Dependency Injection, Configurations, and Logging in a .NET 7 Console Application
By default, you cannot use Dependency Injection, custom logging, and configurations from settings in a Console Application. Unless you create a customHost!
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