Owin is the next hot thing that everyone (or at least those following the bleeding edge of .NET development) is talking about. When creating a new ASP.NET project it references Owin for the ASP.NET Identity authentication system so it’s obviously not only a hype but actively used. But what is it really and why should… Continue reading What’s this Owin Stuff About?
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Kentor.AuthServices 0.4.0 SAML2 for ASP.NET Released
Version 0.4.0 of the Kentor.AuthServices SAML2 package for ASP.NET is now released. The release contains an important security fix and some other improvements. Contents Improved verification of XML signatures to mitigate assertion injection. Support for signed assertions. Validates InResponseTo on incoming responses. Support for SAML2 Http Post binding.
Writing A WordPress Theme with Bootstrap 3
I took the redesign of Passion for Coding as an opportunity to learn Twitter Bootstrap and also to learn som PHP by writing a WordPress theme. Bootstrap is Awesome Working with Bootstrap is totally awesome. For the first time when doing web page layout I didn’t have divs jumping around all over the place with… Continue reading Writing A WordPress Theme with Bootstrap 3
Leaving C# (for a while) to Try PHP
To fit in as a .NET/C# Dev I should never use the word PHP (except when cursing). But I want to learn, to know more so I decided to give PHP a try. There are numerous of big, wellknown applications written in PHP so it cannot be that bad, can it? As a matter of… Continue reading Leaving C# (for a while) to Try PHP
Creating a Self Signed Certificate in Windows
This is a short guide on how to create a self signed certificate in Windows and store it in files. There are many similar guides available out there, but most of them also imports the freshly created certificate into the certificate store. Sometimes I prefer to be able to create a certificate without polluting my… Continue reading Creating a Self Signed Certificate in Windows