Background jobs and scheduled activities are vital for unloading long-running or repeating operations from the main request flow. These jobs frequently carry out delicate activities like payment processing, email alerts, or database housekeeping, whether they are done with Hangfire, Quartz.NET, Azure Functions, or bespoke IHostedService workers. Attackers may attempt to misuse them for data exfiltration,…
Author: Pablo Francesco
The distinctions among.NET Core, .NET 5, .NET 6, .NET 7 and.NET 8
Introduction to .NET .NET is a development framework created by Microsoft. It allows developers to build applications for web, desktop, mobile, cloud, gaming, and IoT. Originally, there was only the .NET Framework, which worked only on Windows. To make .NET cross-platform and modern, Microsoft introduced .NET Core. Later, they unified everything into a single product…
Machine Learning: Influencing Technology’s Future
Data is produced at a tremendous rate in the current digital era from a variety of sources, including social media, e-commerce, healthcare, and more. Machine Learning (ML) has emerged as a potent tool to manage and utilize this data efficiently. Machine learning (ML) is a branch of artificial intelligence (AI) that allows machines to learn…
Constructing an ASP.NET GridView Using a WebMethod Dropdown and a DatePicker Filter
We’ll create a fully functional ASP.NET Web Forms site in this tutorial that shows a GridView with: A DatePicker-based date filter A symbol dropdown list that uses [WebMethod] to dynamically populate data from a SQL table Real-time filtering with server-side SQL data and AJAX calls Applications that need to filter records—like IPO bids, transactions, or…
ASP.NET Core Custom Middleware Creation: A Comprehensive Guide with Practical Examples
The modular pipeline of ASP.NET Core is well-known, and middleware components are essential to managing HTTP requests and responses. Request logging, authentication, routing, response modification, error handling, and other functions are all possible with middleware. UseRouting, UseAuthorization, and other middleware are built into ASP.NET Core, but in many situations, you’ll want to make your own….