This track is simple sounding, yet a beautiful piece. Nice classic sounding with soothing vocals.
FEEL & Andrew Mirt & Alexandra Badoi – Our Love (Christopher Corrigan Remix)
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This track is simple sounding, yet a beautiful piece. Nice classic sounding with soothing vocals.
FEEL & Andrew Mirt & Alexandra Badoi – Our Love (Christopher Corrigan Remix)
Last year I created a personal ToDo app using Xamarin, and released it privately. This year, I wanted to experience Blazor. I decided to re-code the backend API handling database CRUD functions and get my hands dirty with Blazor Webassembly.
I kept things simple as possible, yet tweaked some stuff around to get a better understanding of the code instead of watching/reading an article and just slapping the code on.
Interface is prototype-ish. Figured I’ll get my app running and then update as I go.
Dones:
– Asp.net Backend API hosted and ready to go.
– JWT Token, and expiration/validity check in place.
– Secure token in localstorage. (Decided to use localstorage, instead of httponly cookie this time around)
Todos:
– Add, Edit, Delete function.
– Archive page to browse past, completed ToDos.
As the title says, I was trying to figure out how to include set-cookie (httponly cookie) to the requests sent to the backend API which is also obviously httponly cookies. Thanks to someone with the answers.. Pasting screenshot in case this link goes bad.
stackoverflow link
Gotta get in the habit of ruling my naming conventions.
Taken from: LINK
You’d expect to have the AWS credentials loaded up by your application via %userprofile%\.aws but no, it doesn’t.
I think I’ve spent about 2 hours searching for the solution. Thanks to some random person, I figured out that you have to place the files here instead:
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.aws\credentials
Now I finally got my ASP .NET Core 6.0 backend API running on my windows server.
After contemplating wether to use Azure’s vault, or AWS’s Secrets Manager, I’ve ended with the choice to use AWS’s Parameter Store.
Simple and clean.
– NuGet required (Amazon.Extensions.Configuration.SystemManager
For the minimal setup this is all you need in your Program.cs
builder.Configuration.AddSystemsManager(“PATH”, TimeSpan.FromDays(X));
I’ve safely stored the DB connection strings, and a few other sensitive data successfully.
Been a while since I’ve finished an original track. Hard trance on the faster side. My next plan is to do my very first original Vocal track. Goal is to get it done by next Summer. Got too many things to study, and do per usual.
https://marbleit.rs/blog/hosting-nodejs-applications-on-windows-server/
IISNode
https://github.com/Azure/iisnode