Understanding .NET Middleware
Middleware in programming is a crucial concept that can sometimes be challenging to understand. In the blog post below, I […]
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Middleware in programming is a crucial concept that can sometimes be challenging to understand. In the blog post below, I […]
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Parallelism is an important concept in programming because it divides tasks and allocates those tasks to separate threads for processing.
Data vs Task Parallelism in C# Read More »
Per definition, Tuples are a data structure that provides an easy way to represent a single set of data in
Tuples in C#: Organize Data with Ease & Efficiency Read More »
Minimal API is a new feature introduced in ASP.NET Core 6.0 that simplifies the process of building HTTP APIs. It’s
Building Your First Minimal API in .NET Read More »
Per definition, bUnit is a testing library for Blazor Components. Its goal is to make it easy to write comprehensive, stable unit tests.
Introduction to bUnit: Unit Testing Blazor Applications Read More »
Query filters in Entity Framework Core provide a way to apply a global filter to all queries for a given
Query Filters in Entity Framework Core: Applying Global Filters to Queries Read More »
In a recent Twitter thread, Drew Noakes from Microsoft announced some really great features that were added to Visual Studio 2022
Accelerate Your Builds with Visual Studio 2022 V17.5 Read More »
HTTP methods are an essential part of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which is the primary protocol used for communication
HTTP PUT vs HTTP PATCH in .NET Web API: Which Method to Use for Updating Resources? Read More »
Dictionaries in C# are a type of collection that allows you to store key-value pairs, where each key is associated
The Role of Dictionaries in C#: Efficient Key-Value Storage Read More »
Throttling is the process of limiting the rate at which requests are made to an API. In a .NET Core
Implementing API Rate Limiting in .NET Web APIs Read More »