Davide Bellone

@davidebellone

Principal backend developer | Content Creator | Microsoft MVP

Turin, ItalyJoined February 2021

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I’m a Principal Backend Developer with more than 10 years of professional experience. I’ve been working with Microsoft platforms and frameworks since 2014.

I’ve worked with many tools and frameworks, such as Azure, MongoDB, Docker, and, of course, .NET and C#. I love learning new things, and I think that the best way to learn is to share: that’s why I started my journey as a content creator and conference speaker.

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DBDavide Bellonecode4it.hashnode.devMar 6 · 5 min read

C# Tip: 2 ways to generate realistic data using Bogus

In a previous article, we delved into the creation of realistic data using Bogus, an open-source library that allows you to generate data with plausible values. Bogus contains several properties and m

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DBDavide Bellonecode4it.hashnode.devAug 29, 2024 · 5 min read

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Introducing SLI, SLO, and SLA

In the world of software engineering, three acronyms are critical in the design and maintenance of reliable systems: SLO (Service Level Objective), SLA (Service Level Agreement), and SLI (Service Level Indicator). These terms are interconnected, yet ...

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DBDavide Bellonecode4it.hashnode.devAug 28, 2024 · 8 min read

Why reaching 100% Code Coverage must NOT be your testing goal (with examples in C#)

Code Coverage is a valuable metric in software development, especially when it comes to testing. It provides insights into how much of your codebase is exercised by your test suite. However, we must recognize that Code Coverage alone should not be th...

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DBDavide Bellonecode4it.hashnode.devAug 20, 2024 · 9 min read

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Cache Expiration vs Cache Eviction (and Eviction Policies)

Caching is one of the most common techniques used to improve application performance by storing some data, usually coming from external sources, in quick-access storage. Every call to an API, a database, or an external system adds some latency to the...

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DBDavide Bellonecode4it.hashnode.devFeb 27, 2024 · 4 min read

C# Tip: IFormattable interface, to define different string formats for the same object

Even when the internal data is the same, sometimes you can represent it in different ways. Think of the DateTime structure: by using different modifiers, you can represent the same date in different formats. DateTime dt = new DateTime(2024, 1, 1, 8, ...

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C# Tip: 2 ways to generate realistic data using Bogus

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Introducing SLI, SLO, and SLA

Why reaching 100% Code Coverage must NOT be your testing goal (with examples in C#)

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Cache Expiration vs Cache Eviction (and Eviction Policies)

C# Tip: IFormattable interface, to define different string formats for the same object

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C# Tip: 2 ways to generate realistic data using Bogus

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Introducing SLI, SLO, and SLA

Why reaching 100% Code Coverage must NOT be your testing goal (with examples in C#)

Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - Cache Expiration vs Cache Eviction (and Eviction Policies)

C# Tip: IFormattable interface, to define different string formats for the same object