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Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
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Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
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The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
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Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
A fresh MessagePack library
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A fresh MessagePack library
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How to add OpenID to your ASP.NET forms web site without using ASP.NET controls
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Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
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Fail tests instead of crash on Debug.Assert failures
The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
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The case for strong naming .NET assemblies
Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
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Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know
A fresh MessagePack library
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DotNetOpenAuth v3.3 is released

December 3, 2009 Andrew Arnott

It’s been nearly six months since v3.2 was released.  So what’s in v3.3 that took so long to bake?  Well, a lot of it was waiting for and getting used…

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Feedback requested: New OpenID RP login UX prototype

October 22, 2009 Andrew Arnott

OpenID RP login UX Live demo location: http://openidux.dotnetopenauth.net/ Design considerations The DNOA login UX design document contains the design spec, and some of the reasoning that went into that design.…

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Minify your EmbeddedResource .js and .css files in your MSBuild project

October 10, 2009 Andrew Arnott

If you write a C# or VB.NET class library that contains ASP.NET controls that also have .js or .css files embedded in your assembly, you probably want to minify those…

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VS2008 project template for OpenID and InfoCard relying parties

October 9, 2009 Andrew Arnott

I finally built a project template to make it easier to write an OpenID relying party web site using C# and ASP.NET.  Up to this point all we had were…

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Optimal OpenID UX finally underway

September 26, 2009 Andrew Arnott

I’m finally making progress on building a set of HTML and javascript files that can be used on any OpenID relying party web site to allow visitors to easily log…

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How to easily fetch OpenID attributes, regardless of the Provider

September 7, 2009 Andrew Arnott

In a previous article, I bemoan the pain of writing an OpenID Relying Party that wants to fetch user attributes from their OpenID Provider, because of the at least 4…

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DotNetOpenAuth v3.2 is done

June 27, 2009 Andrew Arnott

DotNetOpenAuth v3.2 just came off the presses.  Lots of feature work and a few interop fixes in this release.  The biggest highlights being: Very simple story for both RPs and…

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How to get ILMerge to work with .PFX files

June 25, 2009 Andrew Arnott

ILMerge is an excellent tool for “linking” multiple assemblies into one.  But one of its switches, /keyfile:, which allows it to sign the resulting merged assembly, only accepts .snk files. …

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Help is coming for the Sreg/AX interop problem for OpenID

June 20, 2009 Andrew Arnott

Just to get your mouth watering for DotNetOpenAuth v3.2… V3.2 has a new "behaviors" plugin capability that lets RPs and OPs get additional functionality with very little effort.  For example,…

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Reverse engineering ASP.NET Membership passwords and salts

June 12, 2009 Andrew Arnott

I’m working on a project that was using the ASP.NET SQL Membership and I needed to remove the Membership provider from the system since we wanted more control over the…

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