Andrew Lock "Sock"

@andrewlocknet

Microsoft MVP and blogger, focused on ASP.NET Core. Author of ASP.NET Core in Action: mng.bz/5mRz @[email protected] @andrewlock.bsky.social

Plymouth, England

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Joined May 2016

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Andrew Lock "Sock"
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Oct 6
Stripping extra dependencies in .NET NativeAOT apps using linker substitutions andrewlock.net/stripping-extr… In this post I describe how to perform method substitutions with the NativeAOT linker to remove additional dependencies that the linker couldn't see were unused #dotnet
Stripping extra dependencies in .NET NativeAOT apps using linker substitutions
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Andrew Lock "Sock"
@andrewlocknet
Sep 22
Blogged: Experimental support for Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) in ASP.NET Core - Exploring the .NET 11 previews andrewlock.net/exploring-the-… In this post I look at the new experimental support for DBSC coming in .NET 11 #dotnet #security #aspnetcore
ASP.NET Core, an open-source web development framework | .NET
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Andrew Lock "Sock"
@andrewlocknet
Sep 15
Understanding Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) andrewlock.net/understanding-… In this post I provide an introduction to Device Bound Session Credentials, I look at how DBSC protects against session hijacking, and how the protocol works. #security #dotnet
Understanding Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC)
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Andrew Lock "Sock"
@andrewlocknet
Sep 1
Blogged: The pain of serializing unions and closed class hierarchies with System.Text.Json in .NET 11 andrewlock.net/exploring-the-… In this post I discuss the Json support for unions and closed hierarchies coming in .NET 11, the decisions made, and some of the sharp edges #dotnet
The pain of serializing unions and closed class hierarchies with System.Text.Json: Exploring the...
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Andrew Lock "Sock"
@andrewlocknet
Aug 25
Blogged: Finding the total number of processors on a machine with .NET andrewlock.net/finding-the-to… In this post I show how to find the total number of logical CPUs on a host (not just those available to a process); something that isn't exposed in modern .NET #dotnet
Finding the total number of processors on a machine with .NET
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