A less known yet usefull component in dotnet is the TypeConverter component. This component provides means to convert between data types.
If you are wondering which data types are by default supported, just take a look under the hood
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A less known yet usefull component in dotnet is the TypeConverter component. This component provides means to convert between data types.
If you are wondering which data types are by default supported, just take a look under the hood
Perhaps not used too much but it’s very usefull to know. I had to implement data validation on several occasions outside of asp dotnet context.Read more
As developers we have a tendency to lean over the functional requirements of our problem in hand but we most of the times ignore the non-functional aspect of our solution, that of code optimization. TooRead more
Intro In the realm of extensive datasets — and for this discussion, I’ve zeroed in on MongoDB — it’s imperative to understand the database’s response patterns to the queries our applications launch against it. NotRead more
Using built-in methods to configure and validate option An important part of any asp.net web application is how we handle our project settings, and from my point of view, a very strong emphasis should beRead more
Why locking in the first place? Because in many scenarios we need to guarantee the consistency of the data, this means that we will not allow for one user changing data that another user hasRead more
