Introduction Enums in C# have long been the go-to choice for defining a fixed set of related constants. However, they come with limitations that can hinder flexibility and extensibility in certain scenarios. In this blog post, we will explore a powerful alternative in .NET: Enumeration Classes. We’ll delve into what enumeration classes are, how they […]
read more »Introduction: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, commonly known as CORS, plays a pivotal role in contemporary web development by empowering servers to regulate the domains permitted to access their resources. This blog post delves into the management of CORS in .NET 6.0 Minimal APIs, exploring the simplicity and adaptability it introduces. Understanding Minimal APIs: In .NET 6.0, […]
read more »Introduction: C# 6.0 introduced several language enhancements to make code more expressive and developer friendly. One notable addition was the introduction of the ‘When’ clause in catch blocks, providing developers with a powerful tool for more refined exception handling. Exception Handling Basics: In C#, exception handling is typically done using try, catch, and optionally, finally […]
read more »In the realm of C# programming, developers often encounter scenarios where they need to check and extract information from objects in a concise and readable manner. The declaration pattern in C# provides an elegant solution to this problem. This blog post will explore the declaration pattern, its syntax, and how it can be applied to […]
read more »As technology evolves, programming languages continue to advance, offering developers new tools and features to enhance their productivity and simplify complex tasks. In the world of .NET development, C# remains a prominent language, constantly evolving to meet the needs of modern software development. C# 12, the latest iteration of this language, introduces several compelling features […]
read more »Dependency Injection (DI) in .NET provides a mechanism for managing the dependencies between various components within an application. When registering services, it allows specification of service lifetimes, service types, and their corresponding implementations. The service lifetime defines how instances of the service are managed by the DI container, including options such as Transient (created each […]
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