In C#, the in parameter modifier is relatively a recent addition. It added in C# 7.2. The main point of in keyword is to pass a large value type to…
Advanced C# Tips: Use ‘in’ Parameter Modifier for Large Value Types
Advanced C# Tips: Don’t Use unsafe for Minor Gains
The title could have also been "Don't use unsafe code at all!" You will come to the same conclusion after reading this post, but still I gave a room for…
Azure Active Directory Login with React, with C# or Java Backend
Keeping things secure is the important part of any application. As entire internet going to cloud, Azure Active Directory (AD) is one of the best possible among one of two…
Unlock Faster Performance: Advanced Caching Tactics for .NET Core
In software development, performance optimization is a crucial topic and one of the most effective ways to improve the performance is caching. However, caching is a double edged sword we…
Containerizing a .NET Application with Docker – Step by Step Guide
Docker is a powerful tool that allows developers to package applications into containers. These containers can run on any system that has Docker installed, making it easier to deploy and…
Remote Caching in Scaled-Out Cloud Applications: A Case Study with Redis, C# and Python
A few weeks ago, we were discussing a problem with my team mates and a colleague raised a question about a very basic distributed remote caching problem which was about…
Using SignalR with React
Recently, I had the opportunity to work on a project where React and SignalR were integrated. This experience was quite insightful, and I am eager to share my learnings about…
On Azure Functions and Serverless
There's no shortage of tools and technologies to make developers' lives easier In the world of cloud computing, and one such offering comes from Microsoft which is Azure Functions. Here,…
MongoDB through C# – Using the Official Library
MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database, which means it doesn't use tables like traditional databases. Instead, it saves data as 'documents', which are like flexible data entries. If you're using…