COUNT () is a function in SQL Server counts the number of rows. This method accepts only on parameter. Though it is a simple function, it creates a bit confusion based on the parameters (*, 1 and COLUM_NAME). You might have seen the COUNT () function has been used in the below formats COUNT (1) […]
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In this tutorial we are going to discuss about Rate limiting in .NET 6.0 and see the difference ways of implementing. What is Rate Limiting? Rate Limiting is the process of limiting how much a resource can be accessed within a specific time window. The limitation on the number of requests to each API endpoint […]
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As applications grow in complexity, one of the ways to manage the application is to break it up based on various responsibilities or concerns. This separation of concerns principle helps us to organize our codebase. This will help us to organize our code into different layers. You might be familiar with this design approach by […]
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In this article, we are going to discuss on route parameters in blazor. A route parameter is defined in the URL by wrapping its name in a pair of { braces} along with @page declaration. Example; @page “/employee/{employeeId} For this tutorial I’m using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit) – Preview with Version 17.2.0 Preview […]
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KISS stands for Keep It Simple, Stupid —the fundamental idea behind the KISS principle in software development. From the developers’ perspective, complex coding leads to various risks and complications. It not only means wasted efforts but also makes it extremely difficult to implement changes. When writing methods, it would be always good to follow the […]
read more »ASP.NET Core razor components In this article we are going to discuss on creating effective and reusable asp.net core razor components. Requesting you to review my previous articles on Blazor Blazor Overview Blazor Project Structure Components are the building blocks of a blazor application. Razor components can be nested, reused, and if implemented properly, can […]
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API versioning can help evolving our APIs without changing or breaking the existing API services. URL segment, request header, and query string are three ways to achieve API versioning in ASP.NET Core application
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SOLID design principles in C# are basic design principles. SOLID stands for Single Responsibility Principle (SRP), Open closed Principle (OSP), Liskov substitution Principle (LSP), Interface Segregation Principle (ISP), and Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
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Tuples are not completely new in C# 7.0. In .NET Framework 4.0, a set of Tuple classes has been introduced in the System.Tuple namespace. If you want to return more than one value from a method then you need to use Tuples. Besides, in the programming world, it is a very common thing to return multiple values from a method. Tuples in C# 7.0 provides a better mechanism to return multiple values from a method.
read more »C# 7.0 introduces ref returns and ref locals. The main goal of these new features is to make it easier for developers to pass around references to value types instead of copies of their values. This is important when working with large data structures that are implemented as value types. C# allows passing parameters by reference, but a method was not able to return a reference. This has been changed with C# version 7.0.
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