Official code samples demonstrating ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core features, patterns, and best practices.
ASP.NET Samples is an official repository containing code examples for ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core frameworks. It provides developers with practical, runnable demonstrations of features, patterns, and integration techniques used in building web applications with Microsoft's .NET platform. The samples serve as a learning resource and reference for implementing everything from basic web APIs to complex enterprise architectures.
Developers working with or learning ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core, including backend engineers, full-stack developers, and teams building web applications on the .NET stack. It's particularly valuable for those seeking official, production-ready examples.
As the official sample repository from the ASP.NET team, it offers authoritative, up-to-date code that reflects Microsoft's recommended practices. Developers choose it for reliable examples that align with framework capabilities and avoid unofficial or outdated implementations.
Samples for ASP.NET Core
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Maintained by the ASP.NET team, ensuring examples align with Microsoft's latest recommendations and best practices, as stated in the repository's philosophy.
Includes samples from basic to advanced features like authentication, database integration, and architectural patterns, providing a wide range of practical references.
Demonstrates practical use cases and recommended patterns, helping developers apply concepts in production environments, as highlighted in the key features.
Separate directories for ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core aid in migration and comparison between legacy and modern frameworks, as noted in the version coverage.
The README is sparse, offering little guidance on navigating the repository or understanding sample contexts, which can hinder usability for developers.
With numerous samples and no structured learning path, beginners might find it difficult to know where to start or how to apply the examples effectively.
As a large repository, some samples may become outdated or lack updates for newer framework versions, despite being official, leading to confusion.