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.
In this blog, we’ll explore how to build a real-time web application using three cutting-edge technologies: SignalR, WebAssembly, and ASP.NET Core API.
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.
We’ll discover a method to integrate database support into an ASP.NET Core API using Entity Framework Core.
We will explore the use of bUnit, a testing library specifically designed for Blazor applications.
In this journey through the Microsoft ecosystem, we’ll explore the unique features of WinForms, WPF, WinUI, .NET MAUI, Blazor, and ASP.NET Core APIs.
In this blog, I’m going to share coding conventions that I adopted. It may help someone who wants to adopt rules for themselves or their team. Although coding conventions are not set in stone, and different teams may adopt different variations.
If you’re a .NET developer looking to enhance the user experience of your Blazor applications, Radzen components can be a valuable addition to your projects.