Posts tagged #asp.net

Real-world Blazor websites: Robots.txt

Real-world Blazor websites: Robots.txt

Blazor has been around for some years now as an emerging web application platform for .NET users and developers. If, at some point, you decide to use it as a real-world project, there are a few things you will have to solve in a .NET-way. Today, we will look at how you can prevent search engine crawlers from inspecting all of your pages.

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How to version your ASP.NET API

How to version your ASP.NET API

In this article, we want to take a look at the introduction of proper versioning into your ASP.NET Core WebApi project. You will see how to set up both your application as well as your Swagger documentation.

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Improve your application's observability with custom health checks

Improve your application's observability with custom health checks

Health checks are a good thing - we all should do them at regular intervals. But do you utilize health checks in your ASP.NET applications to their full potential? Let's take a quick look at how you can gain more insights into your app by implementing custom health checks.

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Deploy your Blazor app to Azure now for free!

Deploy your Blazor app to Azure now for free!

With the new Static Web Apps service on Microsoft Azure, deploying your side or even enterprise projects and applications has never been easier. You can try that out in just a couple of clicks. And the best: It's free for personal use and small projects. Let's see how that works.

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