Tag: dotnet
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Abstraction is a powerful concept in software design
Abstraction is a powerful concept in software design, but over-abstraction can inadvertently harm your project. Here’s a real experience from a .NET Core (C#) project. -> The Problem: Abstraction Done Too Early In one of our enterprise .NET Core applications, we aimed for “perfect architecture” and created multiple interfaces for a simple CRUD-based User module,…
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How to Effectively Block Spam in Contact Forms with .NET Core 8.0 MVC
Learn how to block spam in your contact forms using a simple hidden field technique in .NET Core 8.0 MVC. This quick, effective solution filters out unwanted submissions, ensuring you only get genuine leads without complicating the user experience.
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Understanding the Difference Between const and readonly in Csharp
Explore the key differences between const and readonly in C#. Learn when and how to use each for optimal code performance and maintainability.
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Mastering In-Memory Caching in ASP.NET Core
Boost your ASP.NET Core app’s performance with in-memory caching. Store frequently accessed data in memory for faster response times, improved scalability, and better user experience.
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Exploring the Zip Method in LINQ: A Game-Changer for Merging Sequences
Have you come across the Zip method in LINQ? It’s an incredibly useful feature for merging sequences, and it’s a must-have for any developer’s toolkit. Let’s explore how this method can streamline your coding process, particularly with the new enhancements in .NET 6.
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A Short tip to boost Your C# Skills with Named Tuples
Want to enhance the readability and maintainability of your C# code? Consider using named tuples! They offer a way to create lightweight, self-descriptive data structures without the need for a full class definition.
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Supercharge Your EF Core Performance with BulkInsertAsync
Having issues with large data saving/insert in your .NET applications? EF Core’s BulkInsertAsync could be the solution you need. Simply install EFCore.BulkExtensions from NuGet. Here’s a quick guide to help you get started
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Simplify Your API Calls with Refit in C# .NET Core!
Refit is a powerful library in C# .NET Core that simplifies making HTTP requests to RESTful APIs.
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Building a Basic open source E-Commerce Website with ASP.NET Core 8
In this blog, we’ll explore how to build a basic eCommerce website using ASP.NET Core 8. We will use MLCart, an open-source project available on GitHub, to demonstrate key features and how to get started with building your own eCommerce platform.