I started with Twitter, and today I’ll tell you how I was struggling with publishing to Facebook from C# / .NET Core project. “Struggling” part is totally on the Facebook side. Потому что это, блядь, нечто.

Actually, that is the first thing you need to do on your webwite. Not Twitter integration and not Facebook integration, but RSS feed. This is the fastest and easiest thing to do, anyway.

Once I needed to download a multi-page forum thread (more than 1000 pages) into a single-page document. So I wrote a .NET Core utility, which is presented in this article.

Eventually, you will want to restrict access to some/all pages at your .NET Core MVC application, so everyone would have to enter their login and password first (authenticate themselves), and then server will decide whether to let them open the page or not…

Публикацию в Twitter и Facebook мы уже запилили, настала очередь ВКонтакте.

I can’t believe I haven’t wrote about publishing to Telegram yet. I have articles about Twitter, Facebook and VK, but I should have started with Telegram as it is the easiest among them all.

XMLHttpRequest is a web standard (WHATWG/W3C, but better to read about it at MDN) for communication between JS-frontend and REST-backend.

Google Analytics is a good tool for analyzing your website audience, but it uses client-side code (JS), which is not always reliable, because you don’t control what’s happening there, and users can simply disable GA scripts (web-browsers even start to block…