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Two of the operations you often do with your code is to discuss it, or perform a search over it.
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Debugging our .NET applications can be cumbersome.
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Is your string really empty, or has it hidden characters?
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Senders and Receivers handle errors on Azure Service Bus differently.
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The Principle of Least Surprise is a simple principle that helps you writing clear, obvious code: this helps other developers foresee what a component does without worrying of unexpected behaviors.
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Queues or Topics?
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Do you need the index of the current item in a foreach loop with C#?
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Azure Service bus is a message broker generally used for sharing messages between applications.
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Choosing meaningful names takes time!
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Knowing the Assembly Version of the API you’ve deployed on an environment may be helpful for many reasons.
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Doing a tech talk is easy.
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It’s not a good practice to return the ID of a newly created item in the HTTP Response Body.
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Code coverage is a good indicator of the health of your projects.
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Tests are as important as production code.
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Language details may impact application performance.
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Having fast API response is crucial for your applications.
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When performing a talk, the audience experience is as important as the content.
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Revise PowerShell basics with a simple script that opens a browser for each specified URL.
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DateTime, Guid, and Random values are not under your direct control.
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Code coverage is an indicator of the quality of your code.
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The way you handle errors on your code can have a huge impact on the maintainability of your projects.
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Is string.Format obsolete?
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How to effectively ping an endpoint in C#?
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MongoDB is a database based on JSON-like documents, but it can be queried using C#.
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Are Getters and Setters the correct way to think of abstraction?
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Wouldn’t it be nice if Visual Studio could autogenerate clients for external API?
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With HttpRepl you can perform HTTP operations as they were local folders, using the CLI.
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During this holiday I hiked for the first time.
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Swagger is a tool that exposes the documentation of your APIs and helps collaborating with other teams.
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Are all comments bad?
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Integration tests are useful to check if multiple components fit together well.
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You’re using DateTime.Now, aren’t you?
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I don’t have to tell you why you need to write clean code.
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Sometimes on your tests you need to access test files, for example for mocking external data.
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BenchmarkDotNet allows you to test the performance on .NET methods.
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Validating inputs is crucial for every application.
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Internal members can be accessed only within the same assembly.
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Singleton, Scoped and Transient: these are the possible lifetimes for DI with .NET Core.
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We’ve already seen some of the things you should know about enums in C#.
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Docker is a project that allows you to create and run applications in an isolated environment.
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Enums are often used with C#.
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Having a robust logging system is crucial for any application.
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Do you have an Azure Function that you want to upgrade from v2 to v3?
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Azure Functions are one of the best examples of serverless applications.
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Azure DevOps, among its capabilities, allows you to store NPM packages in their system.
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Asynchronous programming is often seen as something cumbersome, so many developers avoid it.
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You may need to run Google Chrome with CORS checks disabled.