The recommended pattern for asynchronous programming in the .NET framework is the task-based asynchronous programming (TAP). This tutorial gives a brief info about this pattern.

GitHub Actions is a modern and easy way to keep your entire product lifecycle wihtin GitHub. Still early days though.

Five best practices that will make you an absolute pro when working with exceptions. Make sure not to make these common mistakes when writing C#.

Разрабатывать на C# и .Net Core легко и быстро.

Специально для любителей книг из серии “С++ за 24 часа” решил написать статью про ASP.NET Core.

If you are just starting out or you are a seasoned developer with battle scars and years of experience under your belt you asked yourself this question at least once: is C# a good career choice?

In this video, I'm going to show you step by step in detail how you can integrate your existing ASP.NET Core API with Postgres and Add OData on top of it.

Source Code: https://github.com/hassanhabib/AspNetCoreWithPostgresAndOData

Postgres in Azure:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/postgresql/

Postgres on StackShare:
https://stackshare.io/postgresql

And finally here's Postgres Website:
https://www.postgresql.org/

I’ve recently setup omnisharp with nvim and wanted to try to develope a dotnet core application without the help of VS/rider/vs code.

Now i tried to google around but couldn’t find any real way to...

Introduction



This post is going to setup 6 features of the .NET Framework which I feel are under-utilised by a lot of developers - your opinion on whether they are under-utilised may differ from mine, but I hope some of you will find this post useful.



1. Stopwatch



So I’m going to start with something we’ll use further on, the Stopwatch. It's quite likely that at some point, you'll have reason to want to profile parts of your code to find any performance bottlenecks. While there are a plethora of benchmarking packages you can use in your code (Benchmark.NET being one of the most popular), sometimes you just want to benchmark something quickly without any fuss. I imagine most people would do something like the below



var start = DateTime.Now;
Thread.Sleep(2000); //Code you want to profile here
var end = DateTime.Now;
var duration = (int)(end - start).TotalMilliseconds;
Console.WriteLine($The operation took {duration} milliseconds);



This works - it'll tell you it took ~2000 milliseconds. However, this…

Если вы думали о том, чтобы начать изучать C#, то сейчас как раз самое время, чтобы начать! Наш коллега Скотт Хансельман работал над этим проектом несколько меся...