Tag: c#
Dec 31
An Overview of the Repository Design Pattern
Why use design patterns Earlier, software developers don’t follow any standard pattern for accessing the database during
Dec 31
Asynchronous Programming and Tasks in C Sharp
Asynchronous programming is a form of concurrent programming that enables the execution of several tasks at once It enables you to carry out multiple jobs at
Dec 31
LINQ – Extension Methods in Csharp and LINQ Operators
Extension methods allow us to add methods to existing types without creating a new derived type, recompiling, or otherwise modifying the original type we may
Dec 5
LINQ – Various components needed to create a Language Integrated Query
LINQ is an acronym that stands for "Language Integrated Query" and is pronounced "LINK” Many years ago, when C# was still a young language, the language
Nov 1
Getting Started with Entity Framework Core and How to Configure DbContext class in Asp.Net Core
What is Entity Framework Core: If we want to interact with a database in an aspnet MVC core application, there may be several providers for it, such as
Sep 30
Acquire ADO.Net (ActiveX Object .Net) by building Crud operation in Asp.Net Core
Whenever we create web, windows or Console Application in Net core framework may be we come across the situation we want store the data permanently for that
Aug 10
Building MVC Application via Code First Approach
Using Code First, we create POCO classes first, and then create a database from these classes A useful feature of this code is when you don't have a database
Aug 10
Authentication in ASP.NET Core Web API
Authentication is the act of providing assertion, such as the identity of a computer system user In simpler terms, authentication is the process of
Aug 8
Using Refresh Token in Asp.Net Core Web API Project
A refresh token is a special token that lets the user to refresh the access token without asking the user to login again A refresh token will be generated with
Dec 21
Pattern Matching In C#
Pattern matching is one of the coolest things that was introduced in C# 70 It evolved in a smarter way and in C# 90 it became more powerful We already write
