Solutions Architect | Developer | Blogger
Solutions Architect | Developer | Blogger
If you’ve worked with Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for a while, you’ve probably run into performance issues at some point. I’ve certainly been there. When I was working on a project that handled HR and Payroll transactions, I realized…
When I first started using Docker, I remember feeling both excited and slightly overwhelmed. The concept of containerization sounded revolutionary, but getting hands-on was the real game-changer. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through setting up your first Docker container,…
I use WordPress as the platform for my blog and for my online course website, and while WordPress is a powerful tool, developers often need extra plugins to streamline their workflow. The right plugins can save time, improve performance, and…
Previously, I wrote a blog post listing all the basic Git commands: from initializing a repository to pushing your code to a remote repository. After re-reading that post, I realized that I also need to show these commands in action…
The .NET Core Command-Line Interface (CLI) is a toolset I use constantly as a developer. Since I primarily work on .NET applications using a MacBook, I heavily rely on the dotnet commands in the Visual Studio Code terminal to manage…
Microservices have transformed the way we think about designing and building applications. As development has shifted towards more modular and scalable architectures, microservices have emerged as a go-to approach for creating flexible, resilient systems. In this post, I’ll walk you…
Validation is a crucial aspect of any application, ensuring that data conforms to expected formats and business rules before proceeding further. In my projects, I consistently rely on FluentValidation due to the remarkable convenience it brings. This powerful library provides…
In technical interviews, I always make sure to include questions about the S.O.L.I.D principles. Honestly, in my early days, I was also asked about it and couldn’t answer correctly because I didn’t really know it. But later, I realized that,…
In ASP.NET Core, dependency injection (DI) is a built-in feature that simplifies managing object lifetimes and dependencies. While creating services, choosing the correct lifetime can significantly impact application performance and memory usage. In this post, we’ll explore the three primary…
Before LINQ, data handling in C# was often more verbose and complex, especially when dealing with collections, databases, and XML. Without LINQ, developers had to rely heavily on loops, conditionals, and helper classes to filter, sort, and transform data. Example…
