Clean Code Tip: Keep the parameters in a consistent order
Following a coherent standard, even for parameters order, helps developers when writing and, even more, reading code. How to do that?
How to parse JSON Lines (JSONL) with C#
JSONL is JSON's less famous sibling: it allows you to store JSON objects separating them with new line. We will learn how to parse a JSONL string with C#.
C# Tip: Use a SortedSet to avoid duplicates and sort items
Using the right data structure is crucial to build robust and efficient applications. So, why using an List or an HashSet to sort items (and remove duplicates) when you have a SortedSet?
How to resolve dependencies in .NET APIs based on current HTTP Request
Did you know that in .NET you can resolve specific dependencies using Factories? We'll use them to switch between concrete classes based on the current HTTP Request
Clean Code Tip: Don't use too many method arguments
When a function has too many parameters, it's clear that something is wrong. But... why? What are the consequences of having too many parameters?
Moq vs NSubstitute: syntax cheat sheet
Moq and NSubstitute are two of the most used library to mock dependencies on your Unit Tests. How do they differ? How can we move from one library to the other?
C# Tip: use the Ping class instead of an HttpClient to ping an endpoint
Sometimes you need to ping some endpoints. Don't rely on HttpClient, but use the native Ping class.
