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This guide walks through integrating Elsa v3 into an ASP.NET Zero MVC project. It covers creating the ElsaServer sidecar process, configuring shared JWT authentication, multi-tenancy support, auto-starting the server, and embedding the Elsa Studio workflow designer inside an MVC Razor view via an iframe.

If you are building an enterprise web application in 2026, the combination of Angular and ASP.NET Core is one of the strongest choices you can make. Angular gives you TypeScript safety, a powerful component architecture, and a mature ecosystem. ASP.NET Core gives you a high-performance, cross-platform backend with first-class dependency in

Centralized authentication is a common requirement in enterprise applications. Keycloak provides a powerful open-source Identity and Access Management system, while

Azure Functions is a powerful serverless computing platform that enables developers to build scalable and event-driven applications without managing infrastructure. Instead of handling server configurations manually, Azure Functions leverages the cloud to manage scaling, updates, and performance automatically—saving time and reducing costs. ASP.NE

Learn how to implement dynamic permissions in ASP.NET Zero. Create custom permissions dynamically, manage roles, and extend functionality for tailored access control.

APIs are the backbone of modern applications. As your API evolves, adding new features and updating old ones becomes inevitable. This is where API versioning comes into play. But why is API versioning important, and how do we implement it in ASP.NET Core?

Soft delete is a frequently used feature in applications that can be used to mark data as deleted without removing it from the database. In some cases, users may have to switch between views that show or hide soft deleted data. In this blog post, we looked at how to implement a permission-based soft delete filter in an ASP.NET Zero application. We

After the rise of Microservice architecture, Modular Monolith became popular nowadays. ASP.NET Zero, a powerful framework for building enterprise applications, supports this architecture elegantly. In this blog post, we'll explore how to create a modular monolith application using ASP.NET Zero.

In most companies, a user belongs to more than one organization. Also, in some applications, we need to filter the data shown depending on the logged-in user's organization. For such scenarios, allowing users to select one of the organizations they belong to is a good practice.

This post explores different approaches, their pros and cons, and dives into implementing them in ASP.NET Core using Entity Framework Core (EF Core) with code examples.