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John Hadzima is the Director of Application Solutions at Marathon Consulting. A graduate of Old Dominion University with a BSBA in Information Systems, he has been working as a developer in Hampton Roads for over 30 years with a focus on delivering solutions using the Microsoft Stack. When not coding, John enjoys surfing, skiing, biking, golfing, travel, and spending time with his 2 boys.
Why use Minimal APIs? Will they work for large-scale production applications? Are Minimal APIs better than traditional API development in .NET using the MVC pattern? Here's what we found when putting them to the test.
Always Encrypted is a feature in SQL Server and Azure SQL designed to protect sensitive information in individual database columns of an application's database. In this example, we have a .NET 8 application, an Azure SQL database, and an Azure Key...
Blazor Server is a great option for adding functionality to a new or existing ASP.NET Core application. Follow along as we review some Blazor basics then demonstrate how to add a Blazor Component to an ASP.NET web application using Blazor Server.
Creating a custom-built application using DocuSign and Aspose, we delivered our client a big win by moving from burdensome paper contracts to automated contracts that simply required a digital signature.
How to generate PDF documents in a .NET application is a fairly common question we run into. While there is no one best answer, John Hadzima will cover several successful approaches we have used internally.
Two-factor authentication should be a requirement for any public facing web application you develop. Here we discuss a case study on how we implemented 2FA with email in ASP.NET Core.
ASP.NET Core Identity provides a lot of functionality for managing your users with very little configuration required. Here we'll take a look at storing your user accounts in the application database leveraging ASP.NET Core Identity and using...