Using Config.Net for .NET Application Configurations
Config.Net offers an interface-based way to manage settings in .NET and .NET Core applications with minimal boilerplate. A follow-up to the App.config article.
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Config.Net offers an interface-based way to manage settings in .NET and .NET Core applications with minimal boilerplate. A follow-up to the App.config article.
A build error caused by the Mark of the Web can block Visual Studio projects. Several fixes are covered, from unblocking files to more obscure solutions.
A single line of code in a Nancy module enables CORS, allowing a REST API built with Nancy to be called from JavaScript hosted on other domains.
A Visual Studio extension speeds up .NET development for Sage CRM, bundling project templates, item templates, and snippets for commonly used components.
Reflection lets a C# application load DLL assemblies at runtime, extract methods from them, and execute those methods without compile-time references.
Custom configuration sections let a .NET app read structured settings from its App.config file. The classes needed to define and read them are demonstrated.
Python virtual environments keep project dependencies isolated, and Visual Studio makes them easy to manage. Creating and using them is covered step by step.