Clean code tip: Principle of Least Surprise
The Principle of Least Surprise is a simple principle that helps you writing clear, obvious code: this helps other developers foresee what a component does without worrying of unexpected behaviors.
Azure Service Bus: Queues vs Topics
Queues or Topics? How are they similar and how they are different? We'll see how to use those capabilities in Azure Service Bus with .NET and C#
C# tip: how to get the index of an item in a foreach loop
Do you need the index of the current item in a foreach loop with C#? Here you'll see two approaches.
Azure Service Bus and C# - an introduction
Azure Service bus is a message broker generally used for sharing messages between applications. In this article, we're gonna see an introduction to Azure Service Bus, and how to work with it with .NET and C#
Clean code tip: How to choose meaningful names?
Choosing meaningful names takes time! Time spent finding good names is time saved trying to figure out what you meant.
How to expose .NET Assembly Version via API endpoint routing
Knowing the Assembly Version of the API you've deployed on an environment may be helpful for many reasons. We're gonna see why, how to retrieve it, and how to expose it with Endpoint Routing (bye-bye Controllers and Actions!)
13 tips for delivering better tech talks
Doing a tech talk is easy. Doing a *good* talk is harder. We're going to see some tips to improve the delivery of your conferences.
