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Building a Zoom Bot with ASP.NET Core
May 17, 2020 by Anuraj
aspnetcore bot zoom
This post is about how to create a Zoom bot with ASP.NET Core. Zoom is a collaboration solution by Zoom Communications Inc. In the Zoom developer documentation, they are implemented a Chat bot using Nodejs. In this post I am explaining how to implement a simple chatbot using ASP.NET Core.
Building mailinator clone using SendGrid and ASP.NET Core
May 10, 2020 by Anuraj
aspnetcore sendgrid
This post is about how to create a mailinator clone using SendGrid Inbound parse webhooks and ASP.NET Core. Mailinator is a service which offers dynamic email inbox for testing purposes. In this post I am creating a similar service using SendGrid Inbound parse webhooks - which helps to listen for incoming emails. To start you need a SendGrid account. Once you create a SendGrid account, you need to authenticate a domain. For this post I have created an SendGrid account from Azure portal. You can create Authenticated domains from this Page. Next open your Inbound parse settings, you can get it from Settings > Inbound Parse or Inbound Parse Settings. Next you need to add your receiving domain and Webhook URL.
Adding Chrome push notifications to web applications
May 07, 2020 by Anuraj
Desktop Notification Push Notification
This post is about how to create and consume Chrome push notifications in Web Applications. Push notifications helps application developers to build more engaging apps for the users.
Introduction to Microsoft DevSkim
March 22, 2020 by Anuraj
DevSkim VisualStudio
This post is about Microsoft DevSkim. DevSkim is a framework of IDE extensions and Language analyzers that provide inline security analysis in the dev environment as the developer writes code. It is designed to work with multiple IDEs (VS, VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.), and has a flexible rule model that supports multiple programming languages.
App Service managed SSL certificates for Azure Web Apps
March 04, 2020 by Anuraj
Azure SSL AppServices
This post is about creating App service managed SSL certificates for Azure Web Apps. SSL certificates play key role in authenticity of a web application. SSL helps to encrypt the traffic between browser and server and for verifying the server identity. Usually for a web application, we need to buy SSL certificates from the providers like GoDaddy or Digicert. There are some free SSL providers also available like Lets Encrypt - but they are offering the SSL expiry for limited number of days, after that you need to renew it.
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