In this article, I’ll walk you through some of the new features introduced in the 8th version of C# and show some use cases. After 18 years of existence, C# is still as young and “sharp” as ever. Indeed, by open-sourcing its compiler and design, Microsoft strengthened the position of C# in the market by making it […]
How to Configure Your ASP.NET Core App For IIS The first thing you will notice when creating a new ASP.NET Core project is they are actually console applications. Your project now contains a Program.cs file just like a console app would have and it contains the following code: public class Program { public static void […]
When working with Docker, most folks are very familiar with deploying and building Linux-based containers. ASP.NET Core is a web framework that works great on both Windows and Linux, and can run on both the cross-platform .NET Core framework and the classic .NET Framework. Last week, I was asked about how to package that ASP.NET […]
The Windows 10 has come up with so many features, boosted performance, smooth UI, and a lot of flexibilities that none can resist migrating from their older operating system to it. Owing to all those acclamations about the latest Windows 10, you must have made up your mind to finally bring your computer up to date. But […]
The commercial relationship between WordPress.com and WordPress.org is subtle and confuses many people. They’re actually two separate entities: WordPress.com offers a hosted (or “managed”) version of WordPress with a limited amount of control and themes. It’s free with paid-for addons. WordPress.org lets you install your own version of WordPress on your own hosting. From now on we’ll just call it “self […]
The Plesk panel is very similar to cPanel and WHM (you can think of Plesk as something that can replace both these products). Unlike cPanel, Plesk is cross-platform and runs on Windows Server (as well as several different Linux distributions), so if you opt for Windows-based hosting, you most likely will end up using Plesk. Like cPanel/WHM, […]
Web hosting is one of those essential investments that every blogger has to make every month to run their self-hosted WordPress blog. Usually, a cheap and reliable shared hosting for WordPress will cost from $4/month to $15/month, depending on your requirements. The cost increases substantially when you move to managed WordPress hosting, VPS or a dedicated hosting server. When a new blogger takes […]
The faster your Joomla website loads up, the better ranking it will get from Google. And you don’t have to break a bank to speed it up. In this tutorial, you will learn the top eight tips on getting your Joomla site running much more quickly, on mobile devices and on the desktop. Google loves sending their […]
WordPress security is a topic of huge importance for every website or blogger owner. Each week, Google blacklists around 20,000 websites for malware and around 50,000 for phishing. You may think that you have dotted every ‘i’ and crossed every ‘t’, but the truth is, a hacker can swoop down on your hard work. Yes, […]
Session-State Modes in ASP.NET ASP.NET session state supports several different storage options for session data. Each option is identified by a value in the SessionStateMode enumeration. The following list describes the available session state modes: 1. InProc mode InProc mode, which stores session state in memory on the Web server. This is the default. 2. StateServer […]