Knowing When, Why, and How to Use IServiceScopeFactory in.NET (With Real Examples)

Dependency injection (DI) plays a key role in managing object lifetimes and dependencies in contemporary.NET applications, particularly in ASP.NET Core and background services. Singleton and transient services are simple to comprehend, but scoped services—particularly those that are not part of the request pipeline—become more complex. This is where IServiceScopeFactory becomes crucial. This article breaks down….

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C# Smart Query Caching: Automatically Revalidate Upon Database Modifications

A practical guide to keeping your cache fresh using SqlDependency, version stamps, and distributed invalidation patterns (MemoryCache / Redis). Table of Contents Why database-aware caching? Patterns at a glance SQL Server Query Notifications with SqlDependency Version-Stamp (Polling-Light) Strategy Event-Driven Invalidation (App-layer) Distributed Cache + Redis Pub/Sub Drop-in C# Cache Wrapper Best practices & pitfalls Why…

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Using ASP.NET Core Web API with Fluent NHibernate to Create Basic CRUD Operations

Fluent Hybernate: What Is It? The well-known Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework NHibernate, which is frequently utilized in enterprise applications for database interfaces, is extended by Fluent NHibernate. Developers may use a fluent API to generate mappings using Fluent NHibernate, doing away with the requirement for laborious XML setup files. Developers can deal with database tables…

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Ngrok use in ASP.NET Core

The testing of locally created webhooks, APIs, or third-party integrations that need a publicly accessible URL is a common problem that developers have while creating contemporary web applications. This issue is simply resolved by Ngrok, which instantaneously exposes your local server to the internet by building a secure tunnel to it. This post will explain…

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Experience vs. Code: What Qualifies as a Great Developer?

Picture this, A developer with 7 years of experience consistently writes efficient, elegant, and maintainable code. Another developer with 15 years of experience has been repeating the same patterns, but never truly leveling up. Here’s the million-dollar question, Is it time served that defines a great developer? Or is it mindset, curiosity, and craftsmanship that…

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