Kristoffer Strube

Kristoffer Strube

Meet Kristoffer, one of the core developers behind elmah.io. Kristoffer writes highly technical posts about anything from C# and LINQ to Blazor.

Denmark
25 posts
The best Twitch and YouTube channels for .NET developers

A great way to learn the newest technology available in .NET is through live streams and live coding sessions. You can find a lot of streams on both Twitch and Youtube. This opens up for a new way to follow some of the biggest names in the industry and learn ...

Accepting payments with Stripe and ASP.NET Core

Stripe is a service for doing online payments. It's easy to get started with it because they take care of both the frontend and the backend. The frontend scripting is available for many different frameworks like React, Android, IOS, and of course JavaScript and with different levels of ...

Comparing the top 6 .NET continuous integration build servers

The bigger a project gets the longer time it will take to manually build, run unit tests, integrations tests and deploy to your staging/release environment. A solution for this is to get started using a build management system. They vary a lot, some have a lot of integrations and ...

Our favourite .NET, Azure and C# podcasts

Podcasts can be good to catch up on the newest things in the industry or just to listen to in the background while doing other work. It can though be tough to find the one that goes into detail at just the level you want or the one whose post ...

Building a cloud editor with SignalR and ASP.NET Core

With the release of 2.1, we finally got SignalR in ASP.NET Core. SignalR is used for making real-time connections on websites, which is used in applications where the response time is especially important and where you want the newest information at all times without having to poll the ...

Turning a ASP.NET Core website into a Progressive Web App (PWA)

Progressive Web Apps (PWA) is a principle covering quite a lot of different web requirements, but what they all have in common are that they better the user's experience. A large part of these principles has to do with availability of content and using new net standards. A ...

Building a command-line tool with progress bar in .NET Core

Command-line tools can be a great utility for automation of repetitive tasks, which makes it a powerful tool for the super-user. Enhancements like a progress bar make it more user friendly and gives the user an insight into what’s happening. A second enhancement or rather a choice is to ...