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Adding a C# Client For Umami API

Imtroduction In this post, I will show you how to create a C# client for the Umami reporting API. This is a simple example that demonstrates how to authenticate with the API and retrieve data from it. You can find all the source code for this on my GitHub…

Using ImageSharp.Web with ASP.NET Core

ImageSharp is a powerful image processing library that allows you to manipulate images in a variety of ways. ImageSharp.Web is an extension of ImageSharp that provides additional functionality for working with images in ASP.NET Core applications. In this…

ASP.NET Core Caching with HTMX

Caching is an important technique to both improve user experience by loading content faster and to reduce the load on your server. In this article I'll show you how to use the built-in caching features of ASP.NET Core with HTMX to cache content on the client…

Adding Entity Framework for Blog Posts (Part 1, Setting up the Database)

Buckle in because this will be a long one! You can see parts 2 and 3 here and here. Introduction While I've been happy with my file based approach to blogging, as an excercise I decided to move to using Postgres for storing blog posts and comments. In this…

Using Docker Compose for Development Dependencies

When developing software traditionally we'd spin up a database, a message queue, a cache, and maybe a few other services. This can be a pain to manage, especially if you're working on multiple projects. Docker Compose is a tool that allows you to define and…

Adding Paging with HTMX and ASP.NET Core with TagHelper

Now that I have a bunch of blog posts the home page was getting rather length so I decided to add a paging mechanism for blog posts. This goes along with adding full caching for blog posts to make this a quick and efficient site. See the Blog Service source…

Using Umami for Local Analytics

One of the things that annoyed me about my current setup was having to use Google Analytics to get visitor data (what little there is of it ??). So I wanted to find something I could self-host that didn't pass data to Google or any other third party. I found…

Guid format string from a string input extension.

Small Posts FTW Small but potentially useful solution to a problem I was having. Namely, how to generate a GUID from a string input where the Guid is always valid but unique for any given input string. I needed this for my RSS feed generator where I wanted to…

Adding a RSS feed with ASP.NET Core

RSS (and Atom) is still the only widely adopted format for syndicating content. It's a simple XML format that can be consumed by a wide range of feed readers. In this post, I'll show you how to add an RSS feed to your ASP.NET Core application. Creating the…

Adding Background Sending for Emails

##Introduction In my previous post I detailed how to send emails using FluentEmail and the SMTP Client. However one issue with this is the delay in sending emails. SMTP servers tend to be slow and can take a while to send emails. This can be annoying for users…

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