Hi, I'm Shahriyar, a dedicated software engineer leading the tech team at Turf.pk, a startup focused on developers. I love sharing my knowledge through my tech articles on Medium. As a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador (MLSA), I'm actively engaged in the tech community.

Recent Posts

Fire-and-Forget Methods in C# - Best Practices & Pitfalls

When building modern applications, there are often situations where you want to perform tasks in the background without holding up the main flow of your application. This is where "fire-and-forget" methods come into play. In C#, a fire-and-forget method allows you to run a task without awaiting its completion.

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Dynamic Database Connection Management in SaaS Applications with EF Core

In this blog post, we’ll explore a more efficient solution using Entity Framework (EF) Core. By dynamically changing the database connection at runtime based on the subdomain of the requestor, we can streamline our architecture and improve scalability.

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Blazor WASM: Exporting and Importing Data to Excel and PDF

In modern web development, the ability to seamlessly export and import data is crucial for enhancing user experience and improving workflow efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to create a generic service in a Blazor WASM application to export data to Excel files, read data from Excel files into classes, and even create a generic method to export data to PDF format.

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Becoming a Microsoft Student Ambassador

Ever wondered how to become a Microsoft Student Ambassador? It’s more than just a title — it’s about joining a cool community of tech enthusiasts. In this guide, we’ll go through the steps to turn your love for tech into an exciting role. Whether you’re a coding whiz or just eager to make a tech impact, let’s explore the way to become a Microsoft Student Ambassador.

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Exploring Modular Monoliths: A Comparative Overview

In the world of software, we often face a choice: do we go with one big software piece, many tiny ones, or something in between? This article is your guide to understanding a clever option called “modular monoliths.” We’ll also see how they compare to “monoliths” and “microservices” to give you a clear picture.

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