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Alex Pop's technical trail: Productivity gains with the ServiceStack web framework
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Alex Pop's technical trail. Thoughts around software development. Productivity gains with the ServiceStack web framework. I am using the ServiceStack web framework with great success for almost a year and I want to expand on why I have chosen it, its benefits and why it should be an essential part of your software toolbox. Fortunately there are quite a few .NET web frameworks that match these requirements - all open source and accepting community contributions:. Support, had only a handful of media forma...
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Khalid Abuhakmeh - Creating Error Routes for ASP.NET MVC and Restful Routing
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Creating Error Routes for ASP.NET MVC and Restful Routing. Software Developer and All Around Nice Guy. Routes.cs / RoutesConfig. The heart of Restful Routing. Lives in the RouteSet. Class You always start off with one. If you installed Restful Routing via Nuget. It will be the Routes.cs. File It looks like this. The next step is to create an ErrorRouteSet. And connect it to your existing Routes.cs. File It should look like this. Notice that the ErrorRouteSet. Is last. This is really. There you have it!