These interview questions range from basic to advanced .Net Core, and will assist you in preparing for interviews, revising quickly, and strengthening your technical skills. According to the Stackoverflow Survey 2020,.NET and.NET Core are the second and third most popular frameworks and libraries, respectively. It is frequently the first programming...

Introduction In Part 1 of the “Asynchronous programming with async and await in C#” series, we examined some of the theory behind async / await. In Part 2, we discussed about how async / await pattern looks under the hood and we demystified the concepts behind it. In Part 3,...

Introduction In Part 1 of the “Asynchronous programming with async and await in C#” series, we examined some of the theory behind async / await. In Part 2, we discussed about how async / await pattern looks under the hood and we demystified the concepts behind it. In today’s Part...

Introduction In Part 1 of the “Asynchronous programming with async and await in C#” series, we examined some of the theory behind async / await. In today’s Part 2 we are going to go even deeper and discuss about how async / await pattern looks exactly under the hood and...

Introduction Welcome to the world of asynchronous programming with C#. In this enlightening series, we’ll explore the intricacies of async and await keywords, unraveling the magic behind writing clean and efficient code for asynchronous operations in C#. This first part delves into the theory behind async programming, dissecting the essential...

In today’s story we are going to talk about what Tasks are and have a brief introduction on the Task Parallel Library (TPL). We will also give a small preview of the Async & Task-Based Asynchronous Patterns. Tasks To begin talking about what tasks actually are, let’s take a step...

gRPC is a powerful framework for working with Remote Procedure Calls. RPCs allow you to write code as though it will be run on a local computer, even though it may be executed on another computer. One of the key advantages of gRPC is its use of HTTP/2, which enables...

Pagination allows you to retrieve a large number of records split into pages, instead of returning all the results at once. This is especially useful in scenarios where you need to retrieve a large number of records. In this article, I present how to implement OffSet and Keyset pagination in...

Introduction A common table expression (CTE) is a temporary named result set that you can reference within a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement in SQL Server. CTEs were introduced in SQL Server 2005 and are similar to derived tables and views. CTEs are defined by specifying a CTE name...

For individuals who work closely with application development, terms like React and ASP.NET Core are not foreign. The most popular uses of these two technologies are in application and software development. Like any other technology, these aren’t flawless, though. The combination of these two allows for the full enjoyment of...

Introduction A common table expression (CTE) is a temporary named result set that you can reference within a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement in SQL Server. CTEs were introduced in SQL Server 2005 and are similar to derived tables and views. CTEs are defined by specifying a CTE name...

THE GREAT DAY HAS COME! I promise not to disappoint you, this is the last article in the series: SQL Tuning In all the articles I said that the recommendation was to read the execution plan, and guess what we are going to do in this one? Let’s eat the...

No one likes to deal with a slow query. However, before you handle with a query, I suggest you understand which architecture it runs on, you can be sure it will clear up many doubts. This is the second article in a series of articles on SQL Tuning, the idea...

Nobody likes dealing with a slow query. Besides being stressfull to wait for, it can be a huge impact in your database. Some simpler approaches can help resolve this. I want to start a series of three articles explaining about Tuning and architecture. To begin, I want to start with...

Nobody likes dealing with a slow query. Besides being stressfull to wait for, it can be a huge impact in your database. Some simpler approaches can help resolve this. I want to start a series of three articles explaining about Tuning and architecture.

File reading operations in C# are crucial for many applications, often requiring efficiency and optimal performance. When handling file reading tasks, employing the right strategies can significantly impact the speed and resource utilization of your application. Here are some best practices to ensure efficient file reading in C#: 1. Choose...

Understanding is key to building quality software. Here are 3 levels of understanding we should go through before we start coding. Since the beginning of the year, I’ve had the position of a team lead/manager/dev lead, call this what you want, but I’m essentially in charge of a module as...

The Fetch vs Axios debate has been going on for years and recently it has come up again. I will talk about the disadvantages of using the Fetch API directly instead of using a network library like Axios. First of all, let’s point out the shortcomings of the Fetch API:...

Whether you’ve worked on a large or a small project, throughout your career, someone has initiated an architecture pattern on the project you’re working on; more often than not, it’s you on small personal projects, but you’re not aware you’re using one. In this article, we’ll endeavour to discuss what...