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Unit of work pattern with Dapper
Implementing unit of work pattern with Dapper in .NET 5
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People often try to compare Dapper and Entity Framework. Although they both have same goal and that is reading and modifying the data against the database, they take completely different approach in doing so and therefore this comparison is not really valid. Entity framework is more robust as the name says framework, while Dapper is simple object mapper which is down the line set of extension methods on top of the ADO classes which allow easier manipulation with data in the database...read more
Adding display name to Enum values
Implementing additional values for Enum items in C#
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Enums are great way do list available options for certain variable values in your code. However, they do not come without limitations and they are not suitable for all scenarios. One of those limitations are Enum value names which have restrictions similar to variable name restrictions in C#...read more
C# scripting with .NET Core global tool
Using .NET Core global tool to run C# script files
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I assume since you are reading this article you are involved in development of applications using C# and .NET platform. Microsoft .NET and C# have been around for quite a while but there is not much talk on haw you can use C# for writing code apart from creating your projects in your IDE of choice and compiling them to executables. This is typical approach for writing robust applications and that is fine, but from time to time, this whole ceremony of creating a project, adding packages and libraries just to run for example a simple scheduled task that cleans up old logs from IIS seems like and overkill...read more
Identifying opened connections for the specific application in SQL Server
Connection listing queries in SQL Server
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Object relational mappers or ORMs are a great tool which can significantly reduce application development time, but if they are not use wisely they can cause bottlenecks and performance issues. Same goes for dependency injection containers. The lifetime of the components, especially the ones that can cause recurse locks like SQL Server connections must be as short as possible and they should be released as soon as work is done. ...read more
Mocking HttpClient in unit tests with Moq and Xunit when using IHttpClientFactory
Unit testing IHttpClientFactory by mocking HttpClient in .NET Core C#
 
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.NET Core has done a great job by introducing interface for most of classes which makes them easy to write unit tests around them. However, there are a lot of classes that re commonly used which are not refactored in .NET Core...read more
Using options pattern in MVC5 legacy applications with web.config
Simple implementation of options pattern in .NET Framework 4.x legacy applications
 
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The story behind New descendant of .NET Framework, .NET Core, comes with one really useful pattern for reading and using configuration files. It comes with out of the box support for JSON configuration files which are much more readable and give much greater freedom and flexibility on how to organize your settings...read more
Monitoring Redis key events in .NET Core
Key event subscriptions for DEL, SET, EXPIRED key events in Redis using .NET Core
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Some time ago I wrote an article about Reloading the cache automatically once expired is ASP.NET MVC. The piece of code represented in that article is build on top of .NET Framework 4.7.2...read more
Stop writing clients in C# for your Web APIs
Auto generating client libraries and packages for Web API using NSwag and Azure DevOps
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Times of writing your HttpClient setup to call REST API endpoint are over. It is just to much of repetitive code and taking care of the endpoints of the REST API service...read more
Publishing .NET Core code analysis to SonarCloud from Azure build pipeline
How to get your code analysis in SonarCloud directly from Azure DevOps build pipeline
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Code analysis is and important part of application development. It can point to a potential bottle necks or code cluttering during the development process...read more
Making reflection in .NET Core work faster
Techniques for optimizing reflection in C#
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Reflection allows accessing type structure and its meta-data in runtime. Using reflection, you can dynamically instantiate objects, access fields, methods and properties regardless of the protection level...read more
Using custom request and response serializers in ASP.NET Core
Configuring input and output serailzer/deserialier in ASP.NET Core pipeline
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This is not a new subject and the support for handling WebApi input and output was introduced in .NET Core 2.0 and it's been there since then. There are couple of useful pages out there and it is even well documented on Microsoft official page Custom formatters in ASP.NET Core Web API...read more
Setting up .NET Core development environment on Ubuntu Linux
A quick guide for switching from Windows based Visual Studio 2017 to Visual Studio Code
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With growing popularity of dotnet Core, Git and Docker, developers who used to work mainly on Windows are now getting used to CLI environment and obviously Linux. Windows is still a development environment platform of choice, bit since Microsoft already developed and published Visual Studio Code as a cross platform IDE for Windows, Linux and Mac. Although it is still not mature as Visual Studio 2017, it is a decent tool for .NET Core applications development...read more
Reloading the cache automatically once expired is ASP.NET MVC
Load values to in memory cache as soon as they expire in ASP.NET MVC
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In memory caching is not a bullet proof way of caching data in an application, especially if this application is distributed. The lack of synchronization between nodes can cause you application to misbehave showing wrong data or even throwing exceptions and crashing. This is one of the main reasons why distributed caching is the best way of doing the caching in your web application. But not all applications you might be developing need to run as distributed on multiple machines...read more
Get most visited pages of your website from Google Analytics using C#
List most visited website pages from Google analytics in your .NET application code
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If you have a website like this one with articles and you would like to suggest most visited articles to your visitors, there are few ways to do this. One of them is definitely a custom solution that can track and store count of every visit per page you have, or without any re-inventing of wheel you can just hook to Google Analytics API to pull the data...read more
Creating Windows service and Linux daemon with the same code base in .NET
Cross-platform service with C# and .NET Framework
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Few months back I wrote an article on how to create Linux daemon in .NET Core using generic host class introduced in 2.1 version of .NET Core. This code works just great on Linux OS when configured as a daemon in systemd and provides more less same concept you would have with Windows Service written in .NET Framework 4.x. The code works just fine on both Windows and Linux hosts, but because it is compiled as a Console Application, you do not really get to run it on your Windows machine as a Service...read more

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