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Central Package Management for .NET Projects

Central Package Management for .NET Projects

Nowadays, every non-trivial software project depends on a number of external dependencies. Good software design is all about modularity, and that's one of the reasons behind NuGet's success in the .NET world. NuGet is the famous, well-integrated package manager for...

Implementing API Gateway with Ocelot in ASP.NET Core

Implementing API Gateway with Ocelot in ASP.NET Core

In this article, we are going to learn how to implement an API Gateway using Ocelot. Ocelot is an open-source API Gateway, designed for microservices architecture. C# 11 brings us something new and convenient when working with strings. Let's find out what it is with Wade...

Using the when Keyword in C# While Handling Exceptions

Using the when Keyword in C# While Handling Exceptions

In this article, we are going to learn why and how to use the when keyword within try-catch blocks while handling exceptions in C#. We cannot avoid the occurrence of exceptions in the life cycle of an application. An exception is a problem that appears unexpectedly...

How to Read Data From a CSV File in C#

How to Read Data From a CSV File in C#

Reading from a CSV file in C# is a common operation. In this article, we are going to show how to easily read data from a CSV file in C# using the CSVHelper NuGet package. Let's learn how to get logs, traces, and metrics using "dotnet trace", the...

How to Return HTML From ASP.NET Core Web API

How to Return HTML From ASP.NET Core Web API

A typical web API returns JSON or XML responses. However, rare cases exist where we need to return responses in other formats. In this article, we are going to learn how to return HTML from ASP.NET Core Web API. We will also state some use cases for this type of API....

Sorting and Filtering With LINQ

Sorting and Filtering With LINQ

In this article, we are going to learn about Sorting and Filtering with LINQ. Language-Integrated Query, or LINQ for short, provides a robust set of language extensions that we can use to shape query results according to our current needs. LINQ not only allows for a...

Set C# Language Version for All the Projects in a Solution

Set C# Language Version for All the Projects in a Solution

C# language is actively developed. This means that from time to time a new version of the language is released. New versions give us access to recently added features and syntactic sugar. The default choice of the version depends on the target framework of the...

How to Add Multiple POST Actions in ASP.NET Core Web API

How to Add Multiple POST Actions in ASP.NET Core Web API

In this article, we are going to see how to add multiple POST actions to our Web API controller. For the demonstration, we are going to use the .Net 6 Web API project.  User secrets are a convenient way to store your sensitive information while developing the...

Priority Queue in C#

Priority Queue in C#

Priority Queue in C# is a very useful data structure that has so many real-world applications. In this article, we are going to cover the main concepts of Priority Queue in C#. We have covered the basic Queue in C#, it is recommended to check it out before continuing...

Long-Running Tasks in a Monolith ASP.NET Core Application

Long-Running Tasks in a Monolith ASP.NET Core Application

Often we come across scenarios where invoking a Web API endpoint triggers long-running tasks. In this article, we're going to explore the different ways we can implement such a long-running task in an ASP.NET Core Web API. [sc name="github"...

Introduction to Testing Blazor WebAssembly With bUnit

Introduction to Testing Blazor WebAssembly With bUnit

In this article, we are going to learn about unit testing a Blazor WebAssembly Project using the bUnit testing library. If you find some of the concepts we are testing hard to understand, we have a great Blazor WebAssembly Series that is worth checking out. [sc...