C# Tip: do NOT use nameof to give constants a value
In C#, nameof can be quite useful. But it has some drawbacks, if used the wrong way.
In C#, nameof can be quite useful. But it has some drawbacks, if used the wrong way.
Cache-aside, Read-through, Write-through, Write-behind: quite easy on the surface, but let's go a little deeper!
If you need a sequence of numbers, you can pick two ways: use a While loop, or use Enumerable.Range
LINQ is a set of methods that help developers perform operations on sets of items. There are tons of methods - do you know which is the one for you?
Exposing Swagger UI is a good way to help developers consume your APIs. But don't be boring: customize your UI with some fancy CSS
A PriorityQueue represents a collection of items that have a value and a priority. Now this data structure is built-in in dotNET!
When you need to fire synchronous events, don't use a while(true) loop: use a Timer!