Best of .NET — September 2023

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   .NET Escapades·3y

   Introducing the Identity API endpoints

   ASP.NET Core Identity lets you store user accounts in your app, manage user details, enable two factor authentication, and associate third-party logins with users. These endpoints serve as API-friendly alternatives to the "default UI" that has been available for some time.

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   The New Stack·3y

   Secure Go APIs with Decentralized Identity Tokens, Part 1

   The rise of decentralized identity tokens adds a new dimension to API security. Traditionally, API authentication and authorization relied heavily on centralized identity providers. Decentralized identity tokens allow individuals to have greater control over their identities and authenticate themselves without relying on central authority.

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   .NET Blog·3y

   The convenience of .NET

   The convenience of.NET is the idea that a great solution is available when you want it and that it works for you. The most convenient code is compact and straightforward, often with a few options (at most) to vary behavior. The lowest-level code enables a lot of flexibility, control, and performance optimization.

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   Waseem .NET Newsletter·3y

   EP 30: How to Use Fluent Validation in ASP.NET Core

   Fluent Validation is a.NET library (with 116M downloads) for building strongly-typed validation rules. It supports multiple platforms (.NET Standard 2.0,.NET Core 3.1,.net 5,6,7) How to use FluentValidation in ASP.NET Core.

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