The big news today is the launch of Microsoft Windows 10. About eight hours ago, the RTM builds were made available to MSDN subscribers, although network congestion has made it very difficult to get a clean download. You can also look at upgrading via the free upgrade route as well. […]
Monthly archives: July 2015
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Since I’ve been writing this year about mobile accessories, the next logical step was to literally take things on the road. In car phone options have been around for years, however what to do with all these smart phones which are so prevalent these days? Most modern cars seem to […]
Introduction Continuing from the experience with Visual Studio 2013, the next edition – Visual Studio 2015 – was officially released to MSDN subscribers early this morning. This edition follows the trend established in the previous edition of providing two channels of licensing – by using a Microsoft Account or by […]
+ In this article, I’m going to take a look at some ways you could generate documentation for ASP.NET Web API. Unless you’ve never generated a Web API website, you’ll be aware that the default templates already include functionality to generate documentation for the API which you might implement, […]
Identity Server 3 supports the Client Credentials OAuth2 grant. I wrote a brief introduction to both OAuth2 and IdentityServer3 last month, this is a follow-on article exploring some other facets of authentication. This is a little bit like basic authentication, in that the client (the application which wants to consume […]