Passing state through authentication in ASP.NET Core
When authenticating a user, you might want to persist the state through the authentication request - for example whether the user is authenticating for some ...
When authenticating a user, you might want to persist the state through the authentication request - for example whether the user is authenticating for some ...
I have been recently working on an internal project which allows people to authenticate into a Wi-Fi with Azure AD and other various methods through a captiv...
I previously wrote about the possibility of remote debugging PHP apps in Microsoft Azure using ngrok. This solution wasn't much secure and required the use o...
I haven't touch Node.js much lately, however, back while I have been working with it, I was always curious, how to leverage both Passport.js with Azure AD an...
We have been migrating couple of projects to ASP.NET Core 2.0 recently. Amongst the major changes in ASP.NET Core 2.0, probably the biggest change has been d...
Sometimes, when browsing Microsoft’s sites, you can run into some weird errors - like Bad Request - Request too long or sometimes even Connection refused. Th...
Based on my previous post about B2B guest access to application, I made another sample called MyGroups. I think it demonstrates practical usage of both B2B g...
Since Microsoft's Azure AD got the Business-to-Business (B2B) functionality, it has enabled a broad variety of new scenarios to be developed. It for example ...
When you attempt to deploy an ASP.NET Core project to App Service on Linux, you may run into an error during the build process - Object reference not se...
I am sure you have heard of App Service's feature called Local Cache, which allows to cache all the files locally on the instance instead of pulling them fro...