Every system needs a framework. The main hubs that a framework should cover are UI/UX, database, and logic. These are the indispensable parts of the application that change over time Read More
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Up Next: .NET 5
Now that Microsoft has shipped .NET Core 3.1, the next stop on the .NET Core roadmap is just plain old .NET 5 with no “Core” and no “Framework” — it’s Read More
Async And Await In C#
C# 5.0 introduced the async and await keywords. These keywords let you write asynchronous code that has the same structure and simplicity as synchronous code, as well as eliminating the Read More
C# Task
C# Task is one of the central elements of the task-based asynchronous pattern first introduced in the .NET Framework 4. Read more: https://codewithshadman.com/csharp-task/
Future-proofing .NET Tests with NUnit Values Attributes
In this article, I’ll propose a C# solution to a common testing problem with enums using a special NUnit attribute. I’ll also introduce you to a related attribute which can Read More
Jerrycurl: An open source, Razor-enabled ORM for .NET and Visual Studio
We’re very proud to having just pushed our first release of the Jerrycurl ORM to GitHub and NuGet. With this mapper you can combine the type safety of LINQ-based mappers (like Entity Framework) with the Read More
A Love Letter to .NET
With Microsoft’s official release of .NET Core 3 today, I want to give you my perspective on .NET and tell you how the platform continues to innovate solutions to modern problems. I’ve been using .NET Read More
What’s with C# 8.0 – Nullable Reference Type
Throughout many decades of programming, the NullReferenceException has haunted us. Though this exception is easily resolved, the chances that it will occur in other places are very high. With the introduction of nullable in Read More
Create exceptional interactive documentation with Try .NET – The Polly NuGet library did!
I’ve blogged at length about the great open source project called “Polly” and I’ve blogged about “Try .NET” which is a wonderful .NET Core global tool that lets you make Read More
.NET Core 3.0 concludes the .NET Framework API porting project
We started in .NET Core 1.0 with a very minimal API set that only included ~18K of the .NET Framework APIs. With .NET Standard 2.0, we tried to make it much Read More