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Using my Azure Credits
I have a professional subscription to Visual Studio which gives me some ‘free’ monthly credits and mates rates so I wanted to make some use of them. First I enabled the benefit in my Visual Studio Subscription which gives me about $50 a month credit. Next I used the Azure Portal that was created for…
Adding the Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration to a .NET Framework Project
This is the second of a series of posts on this topic. The first was a background and the console application I intend to hang this on. In this post I will add the configuration extension to allow me to configure applications settings in a JSON file. The first step is to download the source…
Adding Microsoft.Extensions to .NET Framework Application.
I have seen some pretty nice code in the .NET Core/.NET 5.x github and one of the things that interests me most currently is the extendable framework code. All reasonably complex applications make use of supporting assemblies these days with dependency injection, logging, composition containers, configuration files, and complex command line processing being a few…
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