(Peter Vogel) Here’s how to run a “real-world” application (consisting of an MVC application and a Web Service) in a networked set of Docker containers. And it’s just a couple of mouse clicks in Visual Studio to implement it.

(Jeremy) In some scenarios there’s a need to read the request body multiple times. Some examples include

(K. Scott Allen) The Configure and ConfigureServices methods in ASP.NET Core tend to become bloated in larger projects.

(Riccardo Terrell) This tutorial aims to be a guide for designing and implementing asynchronous and parallel data processing using the TPL Dataflow library from Microsoft. The TPL Dataflow consists of different building “blocks” that you compose in a pipeline fashion to structure your application in

(Ben Nadel) The other day, I was peer-reviewing some really cool static-asset processing pipeline stuff that Sean Roberts is building when something small caught my eye.

(Jon Skeet) Note: this is a pretty long post. If you’re not interested in the details, the conclusion at the bottom is intended to be read in a standalone fashion. There’s also a related blog post by Lau Taarnskov – if you find this one difficult to read for whatever reason, maybe give that a try.

(James McCaffrey) A support vector machine (SVM) is a software system that can perform binary classification. For example, you can use an SVM to create a model that predicts the sex of a person (male, female) based on their age, annual income, height and weight.

(Daniel Roth) See Visual Studio 2019 in action building modern, cross-platform web apps using ASP.NET Core 3.0 Preview.Visual Studio 2019 in action building modern, cross-platform web apps using ASP.NET Core 3.0 Preview.

(Andrew Stanton-Nurse) This article provides guidance for gathering diagnostics from your ASP.NET Core SignalR app to help troubleshoot issues.

(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET Core allows you to build RESTful services using web API. Typically you want to return data and HTTP status codes from an API controller.