In this final step, we revisit the Web Layer so we can finish coding the CustomUserStore and CustomRoleStore classes and do the last couple of steps to wire everything together.
In this step, we'll leave the Web Project on the back burner while we focus on the Domain and Data Layers.
A few years ago, I wrote a series of posts about how to implement of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 with a focus on persistence ignorance and design patterns. I have since received received a lot of requests to do update it for .NET Core.
Diving straight into the guts of ASP.NET Identity, hooking everything up in Unity, and finishing with a fully functional site.
Coding the Data Layer (implementations for our Repositories and Unit of Work).
Creating the Solution, breaking the EF dependencies, and coding the Domain Layer (Entities and Repository and Unit of Work interfaces).
ASP.NET Identity the membership system for ASP.NET. Out of the box, it has quite a few shortcomings. Let's fix it.
Diving straight into the guts of ASP.NET Identity, hooking everything up in Unity, and finishing with a fully functional site.
Coding the Data Layer (implementations for our Repositories and Unit of Work).
Creating the Solution, breaking the EF dependencies, and coding the Domain Layer (Entities and Repository and Unit of Work interfaces).
ASP.NET Identity the membership system for ASP.NET. Out of the box, it has quite a few shortcomings. Let's fix it.
In this final step, we revisit the Web Layer so we can finish coding the CustomUserStore and CustomRoleStore classes and do the last couple of steps to wire everything together.
In this step, we'll leave the Web Project on the back burner while we focus on the Domain and Data Layers.
A few years ago, I wrote a series of posts about how to implement of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 with a focus on persistence ignorance and design patterns. I have since received received a lot of requests to do update it for .NET Core.
In this final step, we revisit the Web Layer so we can finish coding the CustomUserStore and CustomRoleStore classes and do the last couple of steps to wire everything together.
In this step, we'll leave the Web Project on the back burner while we focus on the Domain and Data Layers.
A few years ago, I wrote a series of posts about how to implement of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 with a focus on persistence ignorance and design patterns. I have since received received a lot of requests to do update it for .NET Core.
Concatenating SQL is the bigger sin here, but this misuse of StringBuilder is mind-boggling.
Concatenating SQL is the bigger sin here, but this misuse of StringBuilder is mind-boggling.
Randori is a term used in Japanese martial arts to describe free-style practice. The term literally means "chaos taking" or "grasping freedom," implying a freedom from the structured practice of kata.
In this final step, we revisit the Web Layer so we can finish coding the CustomUserStore and CustomRoleStore classes and do the last couple of steps to wire everything together.
In this step, we'll leave the Web Project on the back burner while we focus on the Domain and Data Layers.
A few years ago, I wrote a series of posts about how to implement of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 with a focus on persistence ignorance and design patterns. I have since received received a lot of requests to do update it for .NET Core.
For the past couple years, I've been running this website using WordPress on GoDaddy hosting. But since it's such a simplistic site, I've begun questioning why.
I wrote the lyrics in 2009, wrote the music between 2010 and 2013, and recorded it in my home studio (if you can call it that) in April to May 2014.
For the past couple years, I've been running this website using WordPress on GoDaddy hosting. But since it's such a simplistic site, I've begun questioning why.
One of my hobbies since childhood has been songwriting, and one of my earliest bucket list items is to release an album.
I wrote the lyrics in 2009, wrote the music between 2010 and 2013, and recorded it in my home studio (if you can call it that) in April to May 2014.
Diving straight into the guts of ASP.NET Identity, hooking everything up in Unity, and finishing with a fully functional site.
Coding the Data Layer (implementations for our Repositories and Unit of Work).
Creating the Solution, breaking the EF dependencies, and coding the Domain Layer (Entities and Repository and Unit of Work interfaces).
ASP.NET Identity the membership system for ASP.NET. Out of the box, it has quite a few shortcomings. Let's fix it.
I don't mean to say, "I told you so," but I told you so: an official StackOverflow blog post acknowledges what I wrote about their community culture nearly five years ago.
In this final step, we revisit the Web Layer so we can finish coding the CustomUserStore and CustomRoleStore classes and do the last couple of steps to wire everything together.
In this step, we'll leave the Web Project on the back burner while we focus on the Domain and Data Layers.
A few years ago, I wrote a series of posts about how to implement of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 with a focus on persistence ignorance and design patterns. I have since received received a lot of requests to do update it for .NET Core.
Diving straight into the guts of ASP.NET Identity, hooking everything up in Unity, and finishing with a fully functional site.
Coding the Data Layer (implementations for our Repositories and Unit of Work).
Creating the Solution, breaking the EF dependencies, and coding the Domain Layer (Entities and Repository and Unit of Work interfaces).
ASP.NET Identity the membership system for ASP.NET. Out of the box, it has quite a few shortcomings. Let's fix it.
I've been thinking a lot about the point, if it even exists, at which a project has accrued enough technical debt that it just makes sense to cut your losses and start over.
For the past couple years, I've been running this website using WordPress on GoDaddy hosting. But since it's such a simplistic site, I've begun questioning why.
I never really worried about profanity in the workplace until I worked for a company that didn't just allow profanity in the office, but actually seemed to embrace it as part of the culture.
I don't mean to say, "I told you so," but I told you so: an official StackOverflow blog post acknowledges what I wrote about their community culture nearly five years ago.
Or, Why StackOverflow Sucks
You will be much more successful if you simply put a little effort into your job and stop pissing people off. Here are some ideas:
I never really worried about profanity in the workplace until I worked for a company that didn't just allow profanity in the office, but actually seemed to embrace it as part of the culture.
I never really worried about profanity in the workplace until I worked for a company that didn't just allow profanity in the office, but actually seemed to embrace it as part of the culture.
Randori is a term used in Japanese martial arts to describe free-style practice. The term literally means "chaos taking" or "grasping freedom," implying a freedom from the structured practice of kata.
I wrote the lyrics in 2009, wrote the music between 2010 and 2013, and recorded it in my home studio (if you can call it that) in April to May 2014.
Concatenating SQL is the bigger sin here, but this misuse of StringBuilder is mind-boggling.
I don't mean to say, "I told you so," but I told you so: an official StackOverflow blog post acknowledges what I wrote about their community culture nearly five years ago.
Or, Why StackOverflow Sucks
For the past couple years, I've been running this website using WordPress on GoDaddy hosting. But since it's such a simplistic site, I've begun questioning why.
Welcome to the brand spankin' new TimSchreiber.com
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I've bid farewell to ZirMed and moved on to Kentucky Interactive, a wholly owned subsidiary of NIC that operates Kentucky.gov as a collaborative effort with the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
I never really worried about profanity in the workplace until I worked for a company that didn't just allow profanity in the office, but actually seemed to embrace it as part of the culture.
My last day with Software Information Systems (SIS) was 31-Dec-2015. It was a big decision for me, and a number of factors went into it.