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Implementing Custom Middleware Components in ASP.NET Core 1

Offered By: Pluralsight

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ASP.NET Core Courses Web Development Courses Software Development Courses Middleware Courses

Course Description

Overview

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ASP.NET Core is the low-overhead, high-performance counterpart to the .NET Framework’s ASP.NET. In this course, you'll learn what middleware is and expand on that knowledge to create your own middleware components.

The internet is ever-increasing in diversity and complexity, and the need for performance is omnipresent. Your tools can either hinder or block your efforts in creating great software. ASP.NET Core represents a new solution to add to your development tool box. In this course, Implementing Custom Middleware Components in ASP.NET Core, you'll learn what middleware is and how to build you own custom middleware using in-line methods and then expanding to classes. First, you'll learn how to create simple in-line middleware components. Next, you'll learn the composition of a middleware class which will be accepted into the application's pipeline. Then, you'll learn what middleware you can find with ASP.NET Core out of the box. Finally, you'll learn how middleware compares to classic ASP.NET HTTP modules and handles. By the end of this course, you'll understand how middleware fits into ASP.NET Core and how to create your own custom middleware.

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 1min
  • Introduction 3mins
  • Build Your First Middleware Component 14mins
  • Adding Functionality to Your Middleware Component 18mins
  • Comparing & Migrating HTTP Modules and Handlers to Middleware 11mins

Taught by

Gavin Lanata

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