ASP.NET Core – OWIN in disguise
summary
Claims that OWIN is just one delegate plus a dictionary and shows ASP.NET Core replacing that with a typed HttpContext replaces IDictionary while keeping the same pipeline idea. Builds a real RequestTimer middleware (class + extension + options) and plugs MVC and Katana/OWIN middleware into the Core pipeline via Microsoft.AspNetCore.Owin, demos buffering the response to turn runtime exceptions into 500 pages. Demos run live, sometimes flaky in Visual Studio, but the middleware patterns and map/branch tricks work.
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