Key Takeaways This article attempts to answer the question "Should Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Hosting be Supported in .
Mod and Remainder are not the SameGet ready, here comes some fringe pedantry that could very well be the difference in an interview, or the thing that saves you from hours of chasing a production bug!
Task, Async Await, ValueTask, IValueTaskSource and how to keep your sanity in modern .NET worldC# and .NET went through a lot of changes in recent years. First, came Task Parallel Library. Later, async-await made everyone adding Async suffix to their methods and putting a lot of awaits.
Cost of a JoinHow expensive is a join?
[EN] How does Two-Factor Authentication - 2FA work?We often hear that if a website supports two-factor authentication, it is worth to enable it for our account. That’s what security people use to say. But how does it work? Why does it increase the security of our account so much? Today's episode is all about it.I will outline how the "Time-based O
Never RESTing – RESTful API Best Practices using ASP.NET Web API - Spencer SchneidenbachDesigning and building RESTful APIs isn’t easy. On its surface, it may seem simple – after all, developers are only marshaling JSON back and forth over HTTP, right? Believe it or not, that’s only a small part of the equation. There are many things to keep in mind while building the systems tha
Designing Wonderful .NET APIs - James Newton-KingThere are .NET libraries that are complex to setup, hard to understand, difficult to debug, and impossible to extend. And then there are .NET libraries for the same task that wonderfully just work. Why do some libraries succeed where others fail?In this session we will discuss what makes a well desi
Pushing C# to the limit - Joe AlbahariC# is a language of breadth. At one end it allows low-level programming with pointers and lock-free synchronization; at the other end, it sports high-level features such as closures, expressions trees and asynchronous functions.Which leads us to a challenge: can we write a non-contrived program that
Blazor, a new framework for browser-based .NET apps - Steve SandersonToday, nearly all browser-based apps are written in JavaScript (or similar languages that transpile to it). That’s fine, but there’s no good reason to limit our industry to basically one language when so many powerful and mature alternate languages and programming platforms exist. Starting now,
Welcome to the Blazor preview docs website!Blazor is an experimental .NET web framework using C# and HTML that runs in the browser. What is Blazor?
This Read-It-Later-list is just that, bookmarks of stuff I intend to read or have read. I do not necessarily agree with opinions or statements in the bookmarked articles.
This list is compiled from my Pocket list.