migrating-aspnet-framework-to-core

Migrating an ASP.NET Framework WebAPI involves transforming the project SDK, migrating configuration and dependency injection, and reconfiguring the middleware pipeline. This skill provides a step-by-step guide covering the entire WebAPI migration process.

In-place migration replaces the existing framework project, while side-by-side migration creates a new ASP.NET Core project alongside the original. This skill provides comprehensive guides for both migration modes to suit different web application requirements.

Yes, you can migrate authentication and authorization to ASP.NET Core using this guide. The migration process includes dedicated steps for reconfiguring security policies, middleware pipelines, and controllers to ensure proper access control.

Migrating static assets and views requires updating the middleware pipeline and project structure to match ASP.NET Core conventions. This skill details the specific steps needed to transition views and static assets effectively during migration.

Yes, you need to migrate dependency injection when moving to ASP.NET Core because it is built into the framework. This guide outlines the necessary steps to transition your existing configuration and dependency injection setup properly.

Cleaning up and verifying an ASP.NET Core migration involves removing obsolete framework references and testing the newly configured middleware pipeline, controllers, and views. This skill provides a final verification step to ensure a successful migration.