One of the first things you will learn while exploring C# and OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) is properties. Properties in C# are powerful, although they might seem pretty simple. They are …

If you’re diving into the world of MVC APIs in C#, chances are you’ve heard the term “Dependency Injection” (also known as DI). It might sound like another one of …

While working on your application you might run into an exception, which can be frustrating. An exception usually means that the application can’t run any further and it crashes. Luckily …

There are different decision making in C# and I want to show you 6 of them. Including small explanations and examples. Which ones you use is up to you.

Angular Elements helps you embed a small piece of Angular inside another website, such as WordPress. In this article, I will explain, and show, you how.

In WordPress, you can schedule your own events. Learn how to write your own WordPress cron schedule and some extra tips and tricks.

C# string interpolation makes it easier to handle strings. It’s easier to read and the syntax makes concatenating one or more strings into one string easier.

Benchmarking C# code is a way to check the performance of a piece of code. Let me show you BenchmarkDotNet. A library to benchmark C# code with ease.

Most languages have the switch. It’s a form of checking a decision and acting on it. The C# switch is not any different.

Tuple pattern matching in C# is a C# 8.0 feature that could change the way we work with conditions. A combination between ValueTuple and a switch.

Discover how to use Cloud Firestore with Angular to store and retrieve data. We will create a Cloud Firestore database and use it with Angular Typescript

There are several ways of testing your awesome API and the most popular one is using Postman. The downside of Postman is that you can’t save your tests (or requests) …

If you have an API and you want the API to receive files from the front end, you might run into some problems. To upload files to API with C# …

A while ago, I wrote about using fluent assertions. This technique allows for more fluent, understandable, and expressive assertion writing. Let me introduce you to FluentValidation, which follows the same …

In a previous article, I showed you how to compile C# code stored in a string. I showed you how to validate C# code written in a simple string. Let’s …

If you work with the MVC framework, like an API, you might have heard or even used filters. We know 4 different filters; authorization, action, result, and exception filters. In …

A while ago I wrote about hosting NuGet packages on your own, private feed with Azure DevOps Artifacts. This raised the question: How to create your own NuGet package? To …

At times you want to handle information before the request reaches the logic in a controller and/or action. That is why we use middleware. A small piece of code that …

Writing code, executing it, and seeing your beautiful code come to life is awesome. But it’s not a good idea to keep your code on your computer. What happens if …

Creating web applications, such as an API, is cool, but making use of them while they are online is even better! In this article, I am going to show you …

If you work with a lot of data you might want to figure out a way to conserve time and requests (data). Especially when working with online applications. Each request …

Writing unit tests isn’t hard, but the assertions can be a bit of a menace when it comes to reading them. Each assertion has a specific task (True, False, Equal, …

If you are working on a big project, like a big website that will receive a lot of visitors, you might want to think about performance. You don’t want people …

Besides writing a lot of tutorials for you, I also develop software. I recently started this project where a user can input C# code through a web application, and the …

We, developers, cannot think for a customer or all the things a user can or will do. But we can make sure our code works as it should. Therefore, we …

From the very first part of this C# boot camp, I created an application and used it throughout the previous chapters. We have come to a point where we have …

After some extensive training and giving you a lot of information about databases, ADO, and Entity Framework it’s time for something different: REST API, or just API. The idea behind …

I have talked about Azure DevOps before and it made me realize there is so much more to tell about this tool. Well, it’s actually a system with tools. The …

In part 1 I showed you the basics of Entity Framework. I showed you the DataContext, how to use classes as entities, understand migrations, and the SaveChanges. Part 2 was …

You might have heard of DevOps if you have been working with C# or any Microsoft-related programming language. Azure DevOps gives us an extensive set of tools to improve our …