A deep dive into Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation for optimized performance What is it? Traditionally, .NET languages like C# use Just-in-Time (JIT) compilation. In this process, the source code is initially compiled into Common Intermediate Language (CIL) code, a platform-agnostic code representation. Only when the code is executed does the JIT...

Health checks are crucial for monitoring the status of your applications and services. They provide a quick and automated way to verify that your application’s dependencies and components are running smoothly. This article will explore how to implement health checks in a .NET 8 web application. Why health checks...

The Software Interview Question that you should be aware of! Exception handling is a crucial aspect of software development that allows you to manage and recover from unexpected or exceptional situations that can occur during program execution. These exceptional situations are typically errors or unforeseen conditions that disrupt the normal...

Are you wondering if there is life beyond the conventional layered, clean or hexagonal code architectures? It turns out there is an old concept known as Functional Core, Imperative Shell (FCIS). Let’s take a closer look and see how it could shake things up in constructing maintainable systems. Traditional code...

In the last decade, “microservices” architectures have come into fashion for a variety of reasons. Like “Agile”, this term has taken on many meanings and interpretations over the years and — in many cases — has come to represent even not-so-micro-services. Whether true microservices like single-purpose serverless functions or “macroservices”...

HyperText markup language, commonly referred to as HTML, has been the foundation of creating and navigating web pages from the very beginning. Its significance further increases provided how the world is moving towards digitization. Hence, working with this format just can’t be confined to internet use; users even look forward...

Content index #1 — Wake up with the sun #2 — Learn how to cook #3 — Use time savings to invest in your life #4 — Schedule Your Time #5 — Advocate for yourself Remote work has found itself at the center of the revolution between old school traditions...

In the world of web development, building robust and efficient REST APIs is a crucial skill. Whether you are a C# beginner or have some programming experience, creating RESTful APIs using .NET Core and Entity Framework with PostgreSQL is an excellent starting point to dive into backend development. .NET Core...

As we step into 2024, the landscape of software development continues to evolve exponentially, driven by technological innovations and changing market needs. For businesses and developers alike, staying abreast of these trends is not just beneficial-it’s essential for remaining competitive and successful. In this article, we explore the key...

Containerizing and deploying ASP.NET Core applications Containerization has transformed the way applications are developed, deployed, and managed in the modern software industry. Docker, in particular, has become a pivotal tool, simplifying the packaging and deployment of applications, including ASP.NET Core applications. In this guide, we’ll dive into the world of...

In today’s connected world, data is piling up very fast. We are generating more data than ever in human history, and a lot of this data is getting stored in non-relational formats like JSON documents. JSON has become a ubiquitous format for modern-day applications — being used for config...

Content index Understanding HttpClientHandler and its importance in C# What is HttpClientHandler in C# Significance of HttpClientHandler in .NET applications Delve deeper into HttpClient C# How to use HttpClient C# C# HttpClient example for beginners Role of System.Net.Http.HttpClient in network programming Practical examples using HttpClientHandler and HttpClient in .NET Core...

“Application Programming Interface” or API, refers to a communication channel between various software services. Applications that transmit requests and responses are called clients and servers, respectively. There are different types of API protocols: REST — relies on a client/server approach that separates the front and back ends of the API...

Few days ago I stopped myself while writing code. I wrote my LINQ filtering wrong. items.Where(x => x > 0).Any(); (Obviously, it’s a pseudo code) I realized my mistake immediately, changed the code, and went on with my day. Then it started bugging me. What other LINQ methods could...

Content index What are election polls? Using election survey Things to consider while creating election survey Errors in election survey How to conduct election poll survey? Example of election poll survey questions What are Election Polls? Definition: Election polls is a process of deploying surveys or polls in the election...

Content Index Poll and Survey: Definition Poll and Survey: Examples     2.1. Poll: Election poll     2.2. Survey: Customer satisfaction survey Poll vs Survey     3.1. When to use poll     3.2. When to use survey Poll and Survey: Definition Poll: A poll is a way of knowing people’s choices and understanding what works...

Content index What is an opinion poll? How to conduct an opinion polll?     2.1. Setting up a sample     2.2. Phrasing the questions Questions to ask in an opinion poll Advantages of public opinion polls Conclusion What is an opinion poll Opinion polls are similar to surveys or an inquiry designed...

Content index What are online polls? Why create free online polls? How can you use free online polls? Characteristics of a good online poll How to select between online polls and online surveys? What are online polls? An online poll is a survey in which participants communicate responses via the...

Content Index What do you mean by polls? Types of Polls How to create free polls in three simple steps Why conduct public polls? Do’s and Don'ts for poll creation Features of an online poll maker What do you mean by polls? Polls Definition: Polls can be defined as a...