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OData (Open Data Protocol) can be considered an extension to REST that that defines an additional set of conventions for building and consuming Web APIs. In this episode, Hassan Habib joins Jeremy to show us how we can easily add support for OData batch to our Web APIs [00:00] - Introduction[01:28] - What is OData?[03:20] - What is OData Batching?[09:07] - Setting up OData in an ASP.NET Core project[20:54] - Adding batching support in OData Useful Links All in One with OData $Batchhttps://www.odata.org/ASP.NET Core OData on GitHubSupercharging your Web APIs with OData and ASP.NET Core

Mike Rousos is back again! This time Mike shows us how to inspect and diagnose large Object Heap churn in .NET [00:00] - Introduction[01:36] - What tools can we use to look into performance?[03:35] - Diagnostics Demo in Azure App Service[08:50] - Collecting diagnostic traces using dotnet trace[12:56] - Reviewing stats in Perfview[19:56] - Inspecting GC Heap allocations[22:16] - Reducing allocations ArrayPool dotnet-trace performance analysis utilityWhat is Application Insights?Analyze CPU usage without debugging in the Performance ProfilerKudu service overview

Stripe elements provide prebuilt UI components that enable developers to create beautiful checkout flows for your applications. In this episode, CJ Avilla does on to show us how to integrate Stripe elements into an ASP.NET Core project. [00:00] - Introduction[01:34] - Exploring a custom form[04:12] - Payment collection workflow[06:37] - Adding stripe checkout to your app[12:27] - Customizing the payment types[15:12] - Can you apply your own styles?[16:15] - How are taxes handled? Accepting online payments (Checkout) https://github.com/cecilphillip/ContosoCraftsStriped https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=checkout&lang=dotnet Building custom payment forms with Stripe (Elements) https://github.com/cjavilla-stripe/ContosoCraftsStripeElements https://stripe.dev/elements-examples/ https://stripe.com/docs/payments/payment-element https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements&lang=dotnet General Stripe links Register - https://dashboard.stripe.com/register Support - https://stripe.com/go/developer-chat Social - https://twitter.com/stripedev

Investigating high cpu usage in your applications can be challenging. Our friend Mike Rousos returns to show us how diagnose our applications using a few tools. [00:00] - Introduction[03:30] - Investigating CPU usage in a Web App[05:33] - Reviewing the built-in monitoring in Azure [07:24] - Using the App Service Kudu tools[10:45] - Installing and using the dotnet-trace[15:14] - Retrieving the dump file through Kudu[16:45] - Analyzing the dump file[22:40] - RecapUseful Links dotnet-trace performance analysis utilityKudu service overviewWhat is Application Insights?Analyze CPU usage without debugging in the Performance Profiler

In this episode, Software Engineer, Christopher Scott, join Jeremy to talk about the new Table Storage SDK for .NET. [00:00] - Intro[01:45] - When do I use Table Storage?[02:32] - What are the highlights of the new SDK?[04:46] - Exploring the GitHub samples[08:48] - Migrating from other Table Storage SDKsUseful Links Azure for .NET DevelopersAzure Storage docsCosmos DB Docs

Stripe is a great service that makes it easy for developers to accept payments and send payouts globally. In this episode we’re joined by Stripe Developer Advocate, CJ Avilla, who shows us how to enable Stripe in a Blazor application. [00:00] - Introduction[00:54] - What is Stripe?[02:44] - Setting up Stripe.NET [14:35] - Understanding price data[16:30] - Using stripe.js in the frontend [20:21] - Learning about checkout sessionsAccepting online payments (Checkout) https://github.com/cecilphillip/ContosoCraftsStripedhttps://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=checkout&lang=dotnet General Stripe links Register - https://dashboard.stripe.com/register Support - https://stripe.com/go/developer-chat Social - https://twitter.com/stripedev

In this episode we’re joined by Maryam Ariyan, one of the Software Engineers that works on the Logging extensions for .NET. Maryam talks to us about some of the new enchantments that her team have been working on to improve logging for .NET applications. [01:03] - What’s new for console logging?[04:06] - SimpleConsole demo[07:54] - Changing the console log format[17:06] - Customizing your own log format Useful Links Logging in .NETConsole log formatting

In this episode, Software Engineer, Mike Rousos, joins Rich to show can we can use tools like dotnet-dump and Visual Studio to diagnose memory leaks in our .NET applications, even if they're running on a different OS. [00:55] - What are memory leaks?[04:45] - Inspecting memory leaks cross platform[18:30] - Using dotnet-dump[21:35] - Inspecting dumps in Visual Studio[27:03] - Inspecting dumps with dotnet-dump Useful Links Thread pool exhaustionInvestigate performance countersDump collection and analysis utilitySymbol downloader

In this short video, David and Kendra diving into the deconstruction of non-tuple types. Useful Links Deconstructing tuples and other typesCreating record typesTuple types.NET Videos

In this episode, David Pine joins Jeremy to show off this chat bot enabled demo that's powered by Blazor WASM and SignalR [00:00] - Start[01:09] - Why is SignalR and Blazor interesting together?[05:00] - Blazing Chatter Demo[11:54] - Blazing Chatter Demo Client[24:10] - Check out the demo appUseful Links Demo CodeIntroduction to ASP.NET Core Blazor Getting Started with SignalR

Properties in C# is such a fundamental feature. We’ll learn all about them in this short video from James and Jayme Useful Links Properties (C# Programming Guide)Properties (C# Concepts)First steps with C#.NET Videos

In just a few minutes, we’ll learn about the "in" Parameter Modifier with Brandon and Jayme Useful Links The ‘in’-modifier and the readonly structs in C#in parameter modifier (C# Reference)First steps with C#.NET Videos