• Hello World

  A "hello world" MVC app.

• Infer dependency from action parameter

  There is no need for [FromServices] attribute anymore to inject a dependency to your action method.

• JWT

  Show how to generate and decode JSON Web Tokens.

• Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ProblemDetails

  Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ProblemDetails as part of your Web API error reply. It is implementing RFC 7807. It will make life easier for everybody.

• Extends Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ProblemDetails

  Extend Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ProblemDetails to make it easier for day to day use. It will adjust what kind of information it shows based on your development environment.

We are exploring everything related to model binding in this section.

• Model binding using a class and FromQuery attribute

  Use [FromQuery] attribute to have MVC put all the query string values nicely in a class instead of using primitives e.g. int userId.

• Model binding using a class and FromRoute attribute

  Use [FromRoute] attribute to have MVC put all the route values nicely in a class instead of using primitives e.g. int userId.

We are exploring various that an Action returns.

• FileStreamResult

  An example on how to return a file to the browser when you have a stream available.

• PhysicalFileResult

  An example on how to return a file to the browser when you have a path to a file on disk.

• JsonResult

  Makes it easy to returns JSON content from an action.

• Returning XML Response

  Return XML response using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Formatters.Xml.

• Using NSwag

  Generate automatic documentation for your Web API using Swagger specification and NSwag

• Customizing NSwag

  Use attribute such as OpenApiTag to organize your API or OpenApiIgnore to hide an API from the definition (using [ApiExplorerSettings(IgnoreApi = true)] also works).

We are building a RSS/ATOM Output formatter starting from the very basic.

• Output Formatter Syndication

  This is a very rudimentary RSS output formatter. It's valid but it does not do much other than providing RSS items.

• Using Newtonsoft.Json

  Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.NewtonsoftJson to have MVC use Newtonsoft.Json instead of System.Text.Json.

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