Good idea! But I need to get more knowledgeable about it first. A couple of things back fired on me as I tried to perfect Kestrel to obtain a "A" rating on GMetrix, but I figured it out. As I perfected external HTTP request, I broke the internal HTTP request. And I still have to fix the problem with using the refresh button on the browser which is an Angular or SPA issue not playing nice with .Net Core's routing. I see Microsoft has created a new project template for React/Angular/SPA that seems to have fixed it; and it uses a more native version of Angular for wrapping without using Web Pack. This I'm happy to see because it makes more sense to be able to just create an Angular project and then wrap it in .Net Core. But overall, just getting .Net Core 2.2.4 working in Docker for production use using SSL would be a good place to start. Maybe later this month. The link below is a working example of the project running in Docker using just Kestrel. It's a work in progress, the refresh button may not work, and I'm trying to determine the best way to fix it. If it ain't broke don't fix it Discover my world at jkirkerx.com

Article was already gone, I have deleted the auto-saved draft. But... Although the 6th sense and the experience is a big factor, I would be a bit careful with nuking his account without something a bit more consistent. M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

I got the SSL/TLS working today with a self contained certificate within the project running in Docker for Windows, and it connects to my MongoDB as well. It took lots of research on Kestrel and how it works. The part that sucks is that all of the examples are for developing and not production and actual deployment. Just finding the nomenclature for searching was difficult as well. But it involves certificate pinning and how to run a container with Kestrel and https. So this segways to another question that I will post. If it ain't broke don't fix it Discover my world at jkirkerx.com

No sir, I have the image on both folders. I was not intending to have them on both folders but I just wanted to see if any of those would work.

My mind immediately went there, for some reason. I remember my 12 year-old self thinking that "what do you call a jar then?" was a pretty clever comeback...

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People who haven't traveled for work often think it sounds glamorous and can't fathom why anyone would complain about doing it. They don't understand what an absolute pain in the ass air travel is and how seeing hotel rooms in many countries is not the same as being on a vacation. I stopped consulting shortly after 9/11 because after that, travel became unbearable. I don't know any headhunters in the tri-state area, but if you're interested in freelancing, I have been using a new site that is only for freelance developers, and the hiring companies are vetted so you don't get the people that are looking to build a world class website for $1.50. They also have a guide for getting started in freelancing, in case you're interested. Check it out here. https://subspace.net/guide-to-freelancing[^]

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There is only one possible solution[^] I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

It's not something to buy into, because we all know, deep down, that the Kubernetes will eventually be kicked out by Dr Who. I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

(this thread is quite old so I'll make this my last comment here) having said all of what I said I'm actually going to do the opposite :laugh: [doing dev in C / linux] I really miss c#, and in fact most often it's the "simple stuff" without farting about looking for libraries/ old code (ex: just yesterday needed a simple string sub-string search & replace function... now where did I do that last?, search, search, aha! found it! cut...paste, sigh, 15 minutes later back to where I was, why???) throw in the way better type checking, class structure, inheritance, overloading, much easier memory management (even that simple example above has 'memory management challenges') - I'm human, inasmuch always prefer the easiest path (lazy: an inherent human trait). [also mentioned] ms does make some good stuff, c# + .net are among their very best. And (yes you did say this too) lets face it, most of my apps are targeted for windows, so: - .net is more 'everywhere' than the next best alternative: java :vomit: [sorry] - in fact .net core can much more easily be deployed packaged within the .exe - if the target has something broken in it java is nearly always a nightmare to "repair" finally .net core 3 is looking real fine, OK ms isn't porting everything, for instance winforms, but they did put the source out there... there's gonna be some pimple faced geeks that'll branch and port it. Moral-Me: STOP!!! that's NOT the "proper" way to do desktop for linux, Lazy-Me whispers: it'll be way easier/faster for that quick-'n-dirty / ported-from-windows code ... ya wanna get some sleep tonight or keep going till the sun rises again? I know Coca Cola is not good for me, ... and so [unlike when I was much younger] I don't drink it very often, ... but you know, sometimes I just want a Coca Cola, not coffee, not juice, I want that Coke so what do I do? I get me a Coke. Message Signature (Click to edit ->)

It's still a nice clue... and nobody wants to be using too much brain power on a Friday anyway! :laugh:

Of course a standard Grid is the obvious solution. Thank you for showing me! The UniFormGrid combined with a DockPanel was a neat solution as well.

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