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In nowadays it’s hard to think about an application that cannot benefit from data, being this it’s own data or data from a third party source and that is exactly what web apis do for our applications …
Intro:- Tables are used to display tabular data or text on terminal. Spectre.Console is a .NET library which is used to create console applications. Spectre.Console is rendering tables and adjust al…
Here are a few current and popular topics related to .NET Core that developers may be interested in: Blazor: Blazor is a framework for building web applications using C# and WebAssembly. It allows de…
Nesse tutorial, não entrarei em detalhes sobre as tecnologias abordadas, apenas quero deixar essa receita de "bolo" para quem precisar de algo prático. Esse conhecimento foi adquirido em uma recente formação que tive na empresa que trabalho…
What is Dependency Injection? As per Wikipedia : In software engineering, dependency injection is a design pattern in which an object or function receives other objects or functions that it depends on…
In the previous article, we saw how to get the dump files to help us spotting the memory leak in our application. Today we will see how to use the dump files. We will use: PerfView: a free performance-analysis tool that helps isolate CPU …
Introduction We often think because Garbage Collector automatically manages the memory usage since the .NET Framework 1.0 release, we don't need to worry about it. And in .NET Core, the script must be the same right? Well wrong! Garbage C…
Microsoft will cease to support and maintain .NET Core 3.1 by 13 December 2022. Beyond this date, .NET core 3.1 will no longer receive security patches or bug fixes. All websites and custom applicatio…
I recently switched to VS Code for the development of a dockerized .NET core app. But I then realized that there weren't many up-to-date articles about debugging dockerized .NET core applications in V…
Introduction This guide aims to provide an iterative approach to migrating your .NET Framework projects to .NET 6+. An iterative approach means that your team can migrate from .NET Framework without h…
