Summary
In this chapter, we covered different tooling that will help in developing ASP.NET Core applications. We looked at common functionality supported in all major browsers. This included viewing log messages, debugging code, reviewing the network, and looking at the files and storage of our application.
We also looked at what support Visual Studio has for debugging and running ASP.NET Core applications. We looked at adjusting the logging level of our application. We also used breakpoints to stop the execution for us to view and update variables.
The next chapter will cover automating our deployments using GitHub Actions. This will provide us with a better way of getting our ASP.NET Core projects delivered in a more efficient and consistent way than manually deploying them.
