Constructors are necessary in object-oriented programming in order to initialize objects. Static constructors, on the other hand, are a specific kind of constructor found in the.NET framework that operate in a different way from their instance counterparts. In order to comprehend the function, operation, and application of static constructors in.NET, let’s take a closer look…
GraphQL’s versatility and effective data querying features have helped it gain popularity in recent years. Since.NET 6 was released, developers have even more resources at their disposal to create scalable and reliable apps. This tutorial will walk you through the process of using.NET 6 to create a GraphQL backend, with examples and step-by-step instructions. Configuring…
.NET 8 is soon coming, and it introduces some intriguing features, particularly in ASP.NET Core authentication and authorization. For ASP.NET Core Identity, one major change is the transition from a page-oriented to an API-oriented approach. Let’s go into the specifics. Token-based Authentication with ASP.NET Core Identity ASP.NET Core developers use the built-in ASP.NET Core Identity…
Minimal APIs are intended to generate HTTP APIs with little dependencies. They are perfect for microservices and apps that simply require the most basic files, functionalities, and dependencies from ASP.NET Core. What are Minimal APIs? Minimal APIs are a programming approach that focuses on simplicity, conciseness, and efficiency when creating application programming interfaces (APIs). This…
The decision between IEnumerable, List, and IList in C# is determined by your individual use case and requirements. Each of these categories serves a distinct purpose, and your selection should be dependent on your performance and optimization requirements. Let’s talk about when to employ each and what it means in terms of time and space…
Output caching is a great strategy for improving the performance of your web applications. In this blog article, we will define output caching, explain how it works in ASP.NET Core, and show you how to use it in your projects. What exactly is Output Caching? The process of keeping the response to a web request…
Change is the one constant in the fast-paced world of software development. When it comes to designing APIs, it is critical to ensure that updates do not disturb current client applications. API versioning is a strategy that allows you to improve and upgrade your API while remaining in sync with the past. Today, we’ll look…
In the realm of modern software development and data exchange, two common terms often surface: REST APIs and Web Services. While they both serve the purpose of facilitating communication between applications over the Internet, they have distinct characteristics and use cases. In this article, we will delve into the differences between REST APIs and Web…
Date and time are important parts of many programs, and controlling them in C# has traditionally meant utilizing the DateTime structure. C# 10.0, on the other hand, added two new useful functions: DateOnly and TimeOnly. These types offer a more elegant and precise approach of working with date-only and time-only variables. We’ll look at how…
As we have already established.The NET project is hosted on localhost. We can’t get to it from any device on the same network. Today, I’ll show you how to connect to your.NET project through LAN. In Visual Studio, create a Web Application. Create a Simple Endpoint now. I made a CalculatorController controller and an endpoint…
