.NET (previously named .NET Core) is a free and open-source, managed computer software framework for Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems. It is a cross-platform successor to .NET Framework. The…

A Blazor app is composed of reusable web UI components built using C#, HTML and CSS. By using Blazor, developers can build client and server code with C#. Developers can…

When a user is authenticated a Claim can be made. It will contain information about the user. A claim consists of a name and value pair. A claim for an…

ClaimIdentity is a collection of Claims. Here is an example of a ClaimsIdentity: Your diving license - it contains claims like DateOfBirth, LicenseNo, FirstName, Lastname, etc... this makes the driving…

ClaimsPrincipal is a collection of ClaimsIdentity. I often think of ClaimsPrinciple as the Identity (The principle in the situation). It could be a user in your app. When a user…

A Query is a term developers are using to describe the act of selecting, inserting, deleting, or updating data in a database also known as CRUD operations. In programming, queries…

What is Scoped? A Scoped service is created at every request, meaning that the objects are the same within that request, but different across multiple requests (different requests). When to…

What is a Singleton? When using Singleton we only register the service one time. This means that the registered object is the same for every object and every request. When…

What is a Transient? A Transient object is always different. This means that a new instance of the object is provided to every controller and every service. When to use…