I’ve become a huge fan of the Clean Architecture pattern when working on .NET API’s. I won’t go into a ton of detail here, as…
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There are certain types of data that we will pull into our applications that do not change, or that change very, very slowly. In these…
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I’ve run into issues a couple of times now when working in Visual Studio Code where OmniSharp seems to lose itself. Intellisense isn’t working, nor…
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One of my favorite things to do at work with my fellow engineers is to “geek out”. Whether it’s exploring new technologies, helping, or getting…
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Podcasts are a great way to pass the time when you’re doing chores, doing your daily commute, or even walking the doggo’s. This will be…
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One of the applications that I work with uses PowerShell from with a .NET C# API project. The Nuget package that provides the necessary interfaces…
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In a project that I’m working on (for the sake of the code samples, this is written using .NET 5 and C# 9), I’m using…
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One of the toughest subjects for me to tackle as a professional web developer has been CORS. If you type in “I hate CORS” into…
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Traditional ASP.NET API Controllers When working with ASP.NET API’s, it’s common practice to have a controller class defined that represents the set of endpoints for…
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Static System Resources When writing unit tests in C#, one question that often comes up is how to mock static resources, and which static resources…
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