Replaced Knockout with Vue.js a long time ago.

Oracle?

ilovewindows

Blokada.
Nice ad blocker without root.

@vnwonah
Nice :-)

Scott is great.

@fuckwit
Haha, never heard of RFC 1149 before. Great! :-D

@FelisPhasma
The packet loss would be 0% or 100%

It's always good to know what options you have.

After that I would take look at authentication: https://jasonwatmore.com/post/2018/...

The identity framework is pretty strong, but it takes a while to explore all parts. But it comes with a role based system for users, support for external logins, token generation for sending "forgot my password" mails, really nice support for two factor authentication etc.

Maybe you should go a step back.

I always recommend people that are new to .NET web dev to start with ASP.NET Core MVC Web-API:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/...

You learn how to create REST web services and the learning curve is not that steep (because Web API is a smaller part of the whole ASP MVC framework).

Then you now what a controller is for and how a web service works in general. It's a good point for learning Entity Framework Core too.

After that start learning how to create a complete web app with ASP.NET core MVC:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/...

At this point you have the advantage of knowing the differnece between an Web API project and an complete ASP MVC project with server side rendering etc. Maybe a web service is enough, because you can build the front end with Angular or React?

What exactly are you looking for?

The official docs aren't that bad and most of the core concepts are explained pretty well.

Don't forget that .NET Core is kinda new (compared to other frameworks) and things are still changing fast. Try to look for tutorials not older than ASP.NET Core 2.0.
The official doc has some tutorials for creating a web app from scratch too.

Wow... a pigeon with an USB stick would be faster.

Better performance than VS2017.

@sbiewald
Yes. This feature is pretty old.

Wow...what the fuck?!
How can someone replace a battle testet framework like Angular with a WebAssembly experiment like Blazor (not Blazer btw)?
Don't get me wrong... I like the idea behind Blazor but it's still far away from being production ready.

@toriyuno
I don't know if you can compare famous hackers with building a successfull/solid pentesting career ;-)

Maybe it's not absolutely necessary, but it's definitely very helpful. The better pentesters I've met were at least really good programmers (who didn't just rely on tools like sqlmap, zap, burp suite, w3af etc).

I think metasploit basics is way too early and stuff like C/C++ programming should be above (esp. for understanding how payloads etc. work).

IMO: good pentesters are really good programmers

@arraysstartat1
This. And every OR mapper generates prepared statements.

Is this the first time you are trying something like this?

You dont find SQL injections just because you are using sqlmap with some default settings/presets... I bet thousand script kiddies tried that before. You should put more effort and research in a topic like this.

Thanks! :-)
Source btw: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/...

@rajj
That's a great overview!

Yes. Developers too.

I'm really surprised that .NET Core is the most loved in other frameworks/libraries.

3 days is nothing :-) be patient

@maushax

@maushax
Do you have a source for this?

WPF relies on DirectX/Direct3D and WinForms on GDI+.
I can't image how cross platform UI should work without a complete rewrite.

+are

@maushax
WPF and WinForms with .NET Core are only compatible with Windows. I dont think that they ever will support Linux, because they have so many dependencies on Win APIs.

Google instant apps available for over an year. I dont think they have anything to do with 5G?

.NET Core is more lightweight and modular

I hate these cringy reposts in the wrong category.

What build server are you using? TFS?
Whats the project type (WPF, ASP) and the error/problem?
.NET framework or .NET Core?

I'm using TFS (on premise) in some projects for the CD/CI pipeline. Maybe I can help :-)