This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
Over the next few weeks I’m going to be taking a look at some of the new features in C#-7, that just became available with the recent release of Visual Studio 2017.
This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
Over the next few weeks I’m going to be taking a look at some of the new features in C#-7, that just became available with the recent release of Visual Studio 2017.
This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
I’ve been thinking about trying feature folders on a future .NET MVC project to see how I like it. A feature folder architecture bundles the source code files together by business domain feature, instead of by what type of file it is.
This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
Let’s take a deep dive into one of the most beloved portions of the .NET base class library: the venerable StringBuilder.
This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
It’s been a while. I got lazy over the holidays. Few quick things this week.
Lets look at a couple of patterns that can leak SQL Connections:
This is the inaugural entry of a series of explainers for Azure pricing, which is one of the most confusing and daunting aspects of considering a move to the cloud.
Here’s a collection of links and tips for working with Umbraco. I’ll try to keep this up to date.
This is based on an email I send my .NET team at work
Happy Friday,
I’ve been exploring MongoDB because we were supposed to be starting an engagement with a client that is pretty heavily invested in using it. And while that project was going to be primarily node.js, I wanted to also explore the ecosystem’s compatibility with .NET. In my experience, C# and MongoDB worked pretty well together.
Sometimes you have a document in MongoDB with a property that is an array of nested objects. You’d like to update one of those objects. What’s the best way to go about that in C#?
I searched all over and found only a few out of date examples for setting up the MongoDB driver to log queries and only found small hints in the comments of StackOverflow questions or references to older versions that don’t apply anymore.
Anyway, here’s what I’ve found to work with in MongoDriver 2+