Better Minimal APIs Endpoint Organization With Carter in ASP.NET Core
In this article, we'll look closely at the Carter library and how we can use it in our ASP.NET Core projects. Let's get started! What...
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Ivan Gechev
Ivan is a passionate developer currently working as a Business Management Systems Developer. He focuses on back-end development with C# and .NET, mainly targeting the Azure ecosystem and its various products and services.
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Improve Performance With Source-Generated RegEx in .NET
In this article, we'll look at source-generated RegEx and how it can improve performance in our .NET applications. ...
Generate Sortable Unique IDs With the NewId Library in .NET
In this article, we'll explore why we might need sortable unique IDs in .NET and how to create them with the NewId NuGet Package. ...
Best Practices for Logging With Serilog
In this article, we'll take a look at some best practices when it comes to logging in .NET with Serilog. Logging is essential to any application we build and Serilog is one of the major logging providers. For this reason, we've prepared some Serilog best practices to...
Automatic Registration of Minimal API Endpoints in .NET
In this article, we will explore how we can improve our Minimal API endpoints in .NET with automatic registration. Let's dive...
Architecture Tests in .NET with NetArchTest.Rules
In this article, we'll explore how to use the NetArchTest.Rules library to write architecture tests for our .NET applications. Let's...
How to Add Unique Constraints to a Property in EF Core Code-First
In this article, we'll see how we can apply unique constraints to a property in EF (Entity Framework) Core using the code-first approach. ...
How to Inject a DbContext Instance Into an IHostedService
In this article, we'll take a look at how to inject a DbContext instance into an IHostedService. We'll also point out some important concepts we should be aware of. [sc name="github"...
How to Overwrite DateTime.Now During Testing in .NET
In this article, we'll look closer at how we can overwrite the DateTime.Now property when testing applications in .NET. Let's dive in!...