Caching is essential for optimizing application performance by lowering data retrieval latency and reducing the number of database or API calls. In .NET 9.0, Microsoft has introduced improved caching strategies, including Hybrid Caching, which merges the advantages of in-memory and distributed caching. This blog delves into Hybrid Caching in .NET 9.0, covering its benefits, implementation, […]
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Containers are a powerful tool for developers. They let you quickly start services like databases without messing up your computer, and they’re great for testing, building, and automating your code. In this post, we will learn how to: What’s a Docker Image and Container? Before we get started, let us quickly understand two important Docker […]
read more »In modern web development, building resilient APIs is crucial for ensuring reliability and performance. This blog will guide you through implementing resilience in a .NET 8 Web API using the Microsoft.Extensions.Http.Resilience library. We’ll cover setting up retry policies, and timeouts to make your API more robust against transient faults. The source code can be downloaded […]
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IExceptionHandler is an interface introduced in .NET 8 for handling exceptions globally. ASP.NET Core applications use this interface internally for their built-in exception handling. This method is better than other approaches we’ve seen. The IExceptionHandler interface requires you to implement one method, TryHandleAsync, which works with the HTTP context and the error. A benefit is […]
read more ».NET 8 introduces new DataAnnotations to help you validate data easily. You can check if string lengths fall within set limits, ensure numbers are within a certain range, specify which values are allowed or not, and validate Base64 strings. This article explains how to use these new features. To demonstrate each dataannotations, I have used […]
read more »Introduction Carter is a library for building HTTP APIs in .NET. It simplifies the process of defining and organizing endpoints in your application. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use Carter with Minimal API The source code can be downloaded from GitHub Create a minimal API Project in .NET 8.0 Start by creating a […]
read more »Introduction: Multithreading is a potent technique enabling applications to concurrently execute multiple threads, thereby enhancing performance and responsiveness. However, along with its benefits, there arise challenges related to the synchronization and coordination between these threads. In the realm of .NET 6.0, two indispensable constructs for orchestrating synchronization are the ‘lock’ keyword and the Semaphore class. […]
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In modern .NET applications, effective configuration management is essential for ensuring flexibility and a clear separation of concerns. The IOptions<T> pattern is the preferred approach for injecting configuration settings into services. With .NET 9.0, records provide a concise and immutable way to represent configuration models. In this blog, we’ll explore how to utilize the IOptions<T> […]
read more »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: The internet is always changing, with new technologies popping up to make things faster, safer, and more efficient. One of these new things people are talking about is HTTP/3. It’s like an upgraded version of HTTP/2 and it’s supposed to make how we communicate on the web even better. Let’s take a closer look […]
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