Self Contained Single File App With .NET Core
Sun, Oct 13, 2019In .NET Core there is now an easy way to publish your app as a single exe. No extra dependencies, no installers. But with some caveats that you need to be aware of.
In .NET Core there is now an easy way to publish your app as a single exe. No extra dependencies, no installers. But with some caveats that you need to be aware of.
Have you ever wanted to encrypt some sensitive data? Then you have probably came across various articles about AES (Advanced Encryption Standard). As of August 2019, AES is still the recommended algorithm to use so let’s look at how you can use it.
If you are deploying to multiple platforms or even just developing on Windows and then deploying to linux, dealing with time zones might trip you up.
Lately I have been spending a lot of time at the command line so I thought I’d share some useful commands, shortcuts, tips and maybe some lesser known features and write it down for future reference.
If you are looking for a quick way to start up a local dev server for serving static files, there are many options available. I’m going to describe some of the ones I use.
There is a really neat library for working with xls/xlsx from C# called NPOI.
The biggest selling point of NPOI is that you don’t need to have Office installed on your server in order to use it.
As the title states - LiteDB is embedded nosql one file database. In terms of features it offers quite a lot:
What is Topshelf? The authors describe it as
… a framework for hosting services …
Topshelf makes developing and installing Windows services super easy.