Feb 8, 2020

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Containerize an ASP.NET Core Web API with Docker

Containerize a Web API for easy mocking and testing by Front-End developers

photo of a stack of cargo container — Photo by Tri Eptaroka Mardiana on Unsplash

As Front-End developers we are sometimes faced with situations where we need to run back-end code on our local Dev machines just to make API requests. This is when Docker can come in handy.

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Containerize an ASP.NET Core Web API with Docker

Containerize a Web API for easy mocking and testing by Front-End developers

More from Mwiza Kumwenda

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