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How to publish a .NET application as a standalone executable file

When you need to create a .NET application that can be easily deployed to a system without worrying about the installed .NET version or other dependencies, the publishing options that have been made available since .NET Core 3.0 are most welcome. If you are publishing a modern .NET application today, not only is it possible…

How to paste JSON as Classes in Visual Studio: A hidden gem!

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In the increasingly fast-paced world of software development, efficiency is a critical factor for success in the marketplace. Visual Studio, Microsoft’s flagship IDE (Integrated Development Environment), is packed full of features designed to make your programming experience as productive as possible. Among these is a lesser-known feature that is extremely useful; the ability to paste…

IIS Publish Error: Could not verify the server’s certificate

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When publishing a website to IIS (Internet Information Services), it’s not uncommon to encounter errors from time to time. If you’re publishing an intranet application there are a number of errors that are more likely to crop up. In this post, I explain how to resolve a specific publish error relating to the server certificate….

How to set up Remote Debugging for Visual Studio

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From time to time it can be very useful to debug applications running on remote machines. This is particularly true when the machine you are debugging your code on features specialised built-in hardware devices, or when your application is behaving differently compared to when it is running on your development machine. Many developers know that…

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How to publish a .NET application as a standalone executable file

How to paste JSON as Classes in Visual Studio: A hidden gem!

IIS Publish Error: Could not verify the server’s certificate

How to set up Remote Debugging for Visual Studio

Exploring SQL Server JSON mapping support in Entity Framework Core 9

Working with JSON functions in SQL Server

Using AzCopy to transfer a large number of files between Azure Blob Storage Containers