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Hangfire is an open-source library to schedule and execute background jobs in .NET applications. You'll be able to create a simple background process inside the same application pool or thread without creating separate applications. Hangfire creates background jobs in persistence storage, like MS SQL Server, Redis, MongoDB, and others, that may prevent you from losing the job on recycling IIS pools or exception prevalence.

Hello guys while working with Asp.Net Core we often need to read values from appsettings.json file. In today’s article, we will see how to read values from appsettings.json in ASP.NET Core.

Hello guys, we all would have used cookies in our Asp.Net Core web projects. If you have used httpcookies in Asp.Net core 2.1 project and you are trying to update your .Net core version to 3.1 . You will notice your HttpCookies are not working there. So, we will see how to fix HttpCookies Issue with Asp.Net Core 3.1.

Hello guys, you might have noticed while working with .Net core 3.1 that whenever you make any client side change(html,css,js). It doesn't reflect in browser even after reload. So we will learn how to solve the issue Visual studio not refreshing changes in browser on reload.