Wesley is an Azure MVP, crew member at Techorama and coding architect at Xpirit.
Recently, I had to pass around some data between two HTTP requests in an ASP.NET Core project. Because this data could be interesting to retain during the user's session, I stored it in HttpContext.Session which was configured in the Startup class an...
When I read Ken's blog post about an issue he had with a certain class in a project he is working on, his solution didn't sit quite right with me. I know that in Ken's case, the code couldn't be improved any further because of dependencies on other b...
Welcome back for my second post about debugging! In this post, I'll give you an overview of the basic capabilities of the debugger in Visual Studio 2015, and add a few tips and tricks to take your debugging skills to the next level. We will not delve...
Disclaimer: there might never be a Part 2. Together with Maarten (who already has written some content concerning debugging and monitoring software), we're going to write some posts about the concept of debugging code. And to introduce the topic, why...
I'm in the middle of preparing a session about security, and one topic you regularly bump into when thinking about security and writing code is SQL Injection. Although it is the year 2016, there are still people writing code which is vulnerable again...
CSP, or Content Security Policy, is an added layer of security that helps to detect and mitigate certain types of attacks, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. In short, you can add this policy using either a <meta> tag or...
