TIL #3 - Consuming interface implementations as an IEnumerable collection in .NET Core
.NET Dependency Injection enables consuming IEnumerable implementations for flexible dependency scenarios...
.NET Dependency Injection enables consuming IEnumerable implementations for flexible dependency scenarios...
Short summary of using Postman to test the secure Salesforce API using OAuth 2.0...
Create a simple solution using LinkedIn and GitHub providers to authenticate users. Out of the box, ASP.NET Core supports multiple external providers but not LinkedIn. The aspnet-contrib (github.com) project has more than 60 external providers, including LinkedIn!...
I recently had the opportunity to contribute to the Microsoft Graph documentation by contributing to a lab that came out of a need I had. tl;dr; Check out how to Create a Microsoft Graph JSON Batch Custom Connector for Microsoft Flow for a great Hands on Lab! The lab walks you through learning more about the custom connector and $batch endpoint of the Microsoft Graph. The lab, and the opportunity to contribute a little something back to the community, came from working on some automation using Microsoft Flow to see how far Flow could be pushed in creating Graph resources, including Groups, Teams, OneNote and Planner. At the time, the roadblock I was hitting was that I needed to...
Part 3 - Azure AD Secured Azure Functions - Creating an Angular Client Application Update 22Mar2019: This article refers to Azure Auth v1.0. Please see Marc LaFleur's v2 Endpoint & Implicit Grant article if you are looking to get started with the v2 endpoints and MSAL. See comments below for details. Part 1 - Creating an Azure Function with the Azure CLI 2.0 Part 2 - Securing an Azure Function with Azure Active Directory Part 3 - Creating an Angular Client Application Part 4 - Adding Azure Active Directory Group Claims Checks This is part three of a series of posts about consuming Azure Functions secured by Azure Active Directory. The goal: create an Azure Function, secure it...