How to reduce .Net Core App Size

C# CONCEPTSApplication Size Trimming (Ref: C#)Photo by Martin Shreder on UnsplashOne of the significant differences between .NET Core and .NET Framework is that .NET Core promotes self-contained deployment, i.e., everything required to run to bundle the application together. It doesn’t rely on having the framework installed separately. The drawback is the size; it pulls along a complete copy of the … Continue reading How to reduce .Net Core App Size

Bye-bye Internet Explorer

SHUTDOWNMicrosoft confirms that the support of 25 years old legacy Internet Explorer browser will end next year. Microsft has launched a new browser called “Microsoft Edge” based upon Chromium Engine.Now the question is about which browser should be the default as there are a variety of browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, etc. This article helps to … Continue reading Bye-bye Internet Explorer

I stand with .Net Core Framework

MICROSOFT FRAMEWORKThere are two supported .NET implementations for developing server-side apps: .NET Framework and .NET Core. However, there are differences between them, and your choice depends on what you want to build.ASP.Net CORE FeaturesSome of the essential features given below, refer to table view at the end of the article for more feature comparison.Both frameworks share many components, and you … Continue reading I stand with .Net Core Framework

Finally Advanced Filters on NuGet Gallery

NEW FEATUREMicrosoft releases an advanced search on the NuGet gallery.Refer Github Issue: https://github.com/NuGet/NuGetGallery/issues/3098NuGet Gallery Link: NuGet OrgNotice the filter option on the top-right corner when clicked advance search and filter panel expands, as shown below.Filter by Package Type to show specific package typesDependency: Regular NuGet packages required for a project..Net Tool: NuGet packages for the console application.Template: … Continue reading Finally Advanced Filters on NuGet Gallery

How to start MSSQL profiling?

SQLAfter installation, start SSMS & connect to the default database.Step 1: From the top toolbar, go to toolsStep 2: Select SQL server profilerStep 3: New window will open & select the default databaseStep 4: New trace properties dialogue will be opened as shown belowPlease provide details likeTrace NameSelect all events or default from Event selection tabAll columns or choose … Continue reading How to start MSSQL profiling?

MSSQL Profiling Extended Events

SQL SERVERExtended events enable users to collect data to troubleshoot or identify performance problems. It is a lightweight performance monitoring tool that uses minimal resources.By using extended events, you can see the details of the internal operations of the SQL system & your application.Demonstration of Extended EventsFollowing preliminaries are required to begin with the presentation:SSMS (SQL … Continue reading MSSQL Profiling Extended Events