aspnet-core

To choose an ASP.NET Core application model, match your requirements to Blazor, Razor Pages, MVC, Minimal APIs, or SignalR. This Skill helps evaluate these models and compose the host and request pipeline according to current Microsoft best practices.

Configuring middleware and dependency injection in ASP.NET Core requires correctly composing the request pipeline and registering services. This Skill provides expert reference guidelines for setting up middleware, dependency injection, and configuration to align with official ASP.NET Core architecture standards.

Yes, this ASP.NET Core guidance covers implementing authentication and authorization. It provides expert references for configuring secure access control, ensuring your web application aligns with Microsoft's official architecture and security best practices.

Upgrading to the latest ASP.NET Core version involves reviewing your application models, host composition, and feature implementation. This Skill provides expert guidance on ASP.NET Core upgrades, helping you refactor and align your application with current Microsoft documentation.

Yes, you can use Blazor and SignalR together within an ASP.NET Core application. This Skill provides expert guidance on integrating these application models, helping you correctly compose the host and request pipeline to support real-time web functionality.

Minimal APIs offer a lightweight approach to building ASP.NET Core Web APIs compared to the structured, feature-rich controller-based approach. This Skill provides expert guidance on choosing between them, evaluating middleware, dependency injection, and feature implementation trade-offs for your specific scale.