In this episode, we get back to the authorization topic, playing a bit with roles, claims and policies in ASP.NET Core, learning how we can use these to restrict access to certain areas of our application.

In this episode, we’ll use ASP.NET Core internationalization support to make our authentication service available in multiple languages.

In this episode, we continue exploring ASP.NET Core Identity and Razor Pages as we continue development of our authentication service.

In this episode, we start building the authentication service, using ASP.NET Core Identity and Razor Pages. It will be a standalone application centralizing all the required user authentication logic.

Wrapping up this first look at the frontend application built with Vue.js, in this episode we make it work with the group management Web API we developed so far.

In this episode, we continue playing around in the frontend, by centralizing all state using Vuex, making use of the patterns that are probably more popular lately due to their use with React and Redux.

In this episode, we start the frontend development with Vue.js. One can say this isn’t ASP.NET Core, but we do need a frontend and single page applications are all the rage these days, so we’re going with the flow 😛

In this episode, we start transforming the current application into a Web API, so it can be used in the single page application we’ll be developing.

In this episode, we replace our current groups “persistence” with an actual database, accessing it with Entity Framework Core.

In this episode, we take a look at using async await in ASP.NET Core, why it’s important, the happy path and some sad paths, along with some interesting bits.