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Andrew Lock "Sock"

@andrewlocknet

Microsoft MVP and blogger, focused on ASP.​NET Core. Author of ASP.​NET Core in Action: mng.bz/5mRz
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Blogged: Passkey support for ASP.NET Core identity - Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 6 andrewlock.net/exploring-dotn… In this post I look at the passkey support added to #aspnetcore Identity, explore how it works, and look at the implementation #dotnet

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Blogged: Running .NET in the browser without Blazor andrewlock.net/running-dotnet… In this post I show how to run .NET in your browser without using Blazor, and instead rely on lower-level abstractions provided by [JSImport] and [JSExport] #dotnet #aspnetcore #wasm #webassembly

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Andrew Lock explains that .NET 10 preview 6 adds passkey support to ASP.NET Core Identity, enabling passwordless login with WebAuthn in the new Blazor template. via Andrew Lock "Sock" andrewlock.net/exploring-dotn…

Andrew Lock explains that .NET 10 preview 6 adds passkey support to ASP.NET Core Identity, enabling passwordless login with WebAuthn in the new Blazor template. via <a href="/andrewlocknet/">Andrew Lock "Sock"</a> andrewlock.net/exploring-dotn…
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Blogged: Converting an xUnit test project to TUnit andrewlock.net/converting-an-… In this post I discuss the new TUnit testing framework, why I ported one of my libraries to use it instead of xUnit and related issues I had to deal with #dotnet #testing

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Run #dotNET in the browser in a whole new way! 💥 Learn how to do it without #Blazor, relying only on the WASM base infrastructure from this article by Andrew Lock "Sock": prgress.co/4oIdrUO

Run #dotNET in the browser in a whole new way! 💥 

Learn how to do it without #Blazor, relying only on the WASM base infrastructure from this article by <a href="/andrewlocknet/">Andrew Lock "Sock"</a>: prgress.co/4oIdrUO
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Blogged: Fixing an old .NET Core native library loading issue on Alpine andrewlock.net/fixing-an-old-… In this post I walk through the process of solving a native library loading issue on alpine with an old .NET runtime, showing the steps we took and the solution #dotnet

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Blogged: Using and authoring .NET tools andrewlock.net/using-and-auth… In this post I describe some of the complexities around authoring .NET tools, specifically around supporting multiple .NET runtimes and testing in CI #dotnet

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Blogged: Packaging self-contained and native AOT .NET tools for NuGet - Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 7 andrewlock.net/exploring-dotn… This post looks at the new support for platform-specific .NET tools that lets you pack tools as self-contained or Native AOT packages #dotnet

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Blogged: Supporting platform-specific .NET 10 tools on old .NET SDKs Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 8 andrewlock.net/exploring-dotn… In this post I look at the advantages, trade-offs, and implications of the new platform-specific .NET 10 toolsand how to support old SDKs #dotnet

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Absolutely brilliant dive into the new RID-specific tools feature in #dotnet 10. Andrew has been on the bleeding edge of the feature, and this post is a great exploration of the cost/benefit for tool authors today.

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Blogged: sleep-pc: a .NET Native AOT tool to make Windows sleep after a timeout andrewlock.net/sleep-pc-a-dot… In this post I describe a small native AOT .NET tool that I built to force a Windows PC to go to sleep after a timer expires #dotnet