1. how .net core work in cross plateform
2. How may startup file we can have in .net core
3. Middleware and its syntex ( app.UseMiddleware
4.Understanding Produces And Consumes Attribute In MVC 6
Produces Attribute
5.diff design pattern in c#
6. difference between constructor and method injection This attribute helps the user to inform the framework to generate and send the output result always in given content type as follows. [Produces("application/json")] An Attribute helps the user to inform the framework to accept the input always in given content type as follows. [Consumes("application/json")] 5.Run, Map, Use
https://riptutorial.com/asp-net-core/example/20718/run--map--use
6.Configure vs ConfigureService
7. Rabit MQ diffwent Exchange type https://faun.pub/different-types-of-rabbitmq-exchanges-9fefd740505d
8. OpenID Connect and OAuth OpenID Connect (OIDC) is a simple identity and authentication protocol layer built on top of the OAuth protocol that allows applications (typically referred to as clients) to verify the identity of end-users. OAuth is an open standard for authorization that provides secure, delegated access, meaning that an application (or client) can take actions or access resources on a resource server on behalf of a user, without the user ever sharing their credentials with the application - the key being delegated access. Here's a diagram showing how these concepts and protocols fit together in a basic authentication and authorization scenario. OIDC/OAuth flow. To summarize this workflow: The user (resource owner) initiates an authentication request with the authorization server. If the credentials are valid and everything checks out the authorization server obtains end-user consent and grants the client application an access token. The access token is attached to subsequent requests made to the protected resource server. The authorization server validates the access token; if successful the request for protected resources is granted, and a response sent back to the client application. Ok, we've covered off some theory behind identity, access control, OpenID Connect, and OAuth. Now we'll look at implementing a similar workflow using Angular, ASP.NET Core and IdentityServer4. Task Tread and Async 1. Tread life Cycle
How does the Task.WhenAll method work when handling multiple async tasks, and what potential issues could arise from its usage in C#? Answer Task.WhenAll is a method provided by the Task class that takes an IEnumerable
transient fault handling c#
Transaction handling in microservice
how to achieve zero downtime deployment
2. Angular
1. form validation in angular
2. what is provider and its sequence
3. what is injectable
4. Promise vs observables
5. Subject vs observables
6 Behaviour Sabject 7. forkjoin, in angular and switchmap, routeroslover, map and merge mergmap ,
8. MergeMap=>all data comes at once and ConcatMap :- data comes one by one and SwitchMap : revious observable cancelled
9.View Child and view Children
10.ExhaustMap :- finish the request call then only take the next request to call the api
11. Pluck operator => it used to select the perticulate property from List of object .
Tap operator in Rxjs
12 Take , take last and Take until operator
13 ShareReplay,CombineLatest and WithLatestFrom,Zip & ForkJoin function in rxjs
14 Pure vs Impure Pipe in Angular 3.SQL 4.React 5.Azure
Few intersting questions
Node Js
https://gist.github.com/paulfranco/9f88a2879b7b7d88de5d1921aef2093b


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