Setting up a Self-Hosted ASP.NET Web API Follow along as I create a console application that self-hosts ASP.NET Web API, and can be deployed to machines not running IIS.

In the resulting New ASP.NET Web Application, I selected MVC and checked off the MVC option. At this point, if you’re following along, you have a vanilla ASP.NET MVC 5.2.3 project.

Take advantage of asynchronous web pages in ASP.Net to improve the responsiveness and scalability of your applications ...

Presumably, no, and that’s why ASP.Net stands out. Suppose you need a scalable web solution to extend your digital footprint across different services and solutions over time.

Anyhow, to set this up the first step is to create your custom 404.aspx page. In my case that page looked something like this: if InStr (strURL, UCase (“oldpage1.htm”)) 0 then Sub Page_Load () ...

Take advantage of Application Insights to monitor performance and detect and diagnose performance issues in your web application.

So how do you set up you local environment for a ASP.NET project?<BR><BR>Do you create a new directory to publish to, or point IIS to your project directory?<BR><BR>Do you set up virtual ...