Decided to share some logging items that I put together internally. Some of the simplest #serilog#logging I've ever done.
You can find the NuGet package under Mcs.Logging.DotNetCore, or check out the source on github here https://t.co/OvDEBhetwA
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Feature Deployed
Key protected api's are now supported. New APIs will now need the x-api-key header with a valid key to make calls into the https://t.co/nvSbrMd98D servers.
Documentation needs an update but here's a hint...
set the standard x-api-key header in your requests.
Finally working ApiKey management into the UI. Simple, but secure, and I'll take clean code any day.
A step toward open beta. Wanna generate APIs at the touch of a button? https://t.co/nvSbrMd98D to reserve your account name
#webdeveloper
It feels like #JavaScript is dominating the Twitter space or at least my timeline.
Are most .NET developers hidden in enterprises or do I follow the "wrong" people?
Reply or RT if you're a #dotnet developer or if you know somebody to follow.
Trying to catch up with #MSIgnite19
Hot Tip #1
.Net Core 3 json serializer doesn't play well with dynamics yet, but you can still use Newtonsoft with MVC
1.) add Microsoft.AspNetCore.MVC.NewtonsoftJson via nuget
2.) call .AddNewtonsoftJson() to startup
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Oops, looks like our pipeline was blocked for a day or two. Rights issue in the backend, all resolved now, and some settings for the next major feature update is now in place.
Plugging some holes today.
Complete support for API deletion now implemented, and it supports data recovery for customers who may need it.
Deleted APIs can now have data recovered.
UI update pending and more updates in the works...
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