Kristiadhy

@kristiadhy

C# .Net Full-Stack Developer | ASP Net Core, Blazor, React

IndonesiaJoined April 2015

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Results-driven Full Stack .NET Developer specializing in building robust, maintainable enterprise applications. I leverage ASP.NET Core Web API and modern front-end frameworks like Blazor and React to deliver high-quality solutions

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Remote full-stack software engineer

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Update Your Configuration and Secret Without Restarting Your App (ASP.NET Core)

In modern cloud-native applications, the ability to update configuration or secret at runtime — without redeploying or restarting — is a huge productivity and operational win. ASP.NET Core has excellent built-in support for this in three common scena...

Nov 19, 20256 min read

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4 Ways to Send Data in an API Request

APIs are fundamentally about exchanging data between systems. The four main options are the request body, query parameters, headers, and path parameters (often just called route parameters). Deciding where to place that data in a request is important...

Oct 20, 20254 min read

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Plan Before You Code: Build Better with This Habit

Introduction In my early days as a software engineer, I viewed coding as a superpower—a tool to transform ideas into reality with speed and precision. My enthusiasm often led me to dive headfirst into writing code, believing that more lines equaled b...

Oct 9, 20252 min read

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Implementing the Open-Closed Principle with Strategy and Factory Patterns

When building software, you want your code to be flexible and easy to extend without disrupting the existing logic. The Open-Closed Principle (OCP)—part of the SOLID principles—helps with exactly that. It says your code should be “open for extension ...

Sep 23, 20255 min read

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Understanding Deferred Execution in LINQ with Entity Framework Core

When working with LINQ in C#, especially with Entity Framework Core (EF Core), deferred execution is a key concept that can make your database queries more flexible and efficient. However, misunderstanding it can lead to performance issues or unexpec...

Sep 12, 20256 min read

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Update Your Configuration and Secret Without Restarting Your App (ASP.NET Core)

4 Ways to Send Data in an API Request

Plan Before You Code: Build Better with This Habit

Implementing the Open-Closed Principle with Strategy and Factory Patterns

Understanding Deferred Execution in LINQ with Entity Framework Core