How to Audit Your ASP.NET Core WebApi
If you have an Api that modifies the core data of a system, you need to log every call to that. In addition, If your system accepts input from a 3rd party...
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How to Build a Quick UI for Your Restful API + Howto Cheatsheet
Apis are technically built for other softwares to interact with. But in reality, humans (developers) interact with it a lot too. It’s quite important for ...
Unsubscribe and Save The Planet Earth
How many newsletter emails are received everyday and don’t get opened at all? Would it help the Earth If I unsubscribe from those I don’t need anymore?
Why You Should Always Use Curly Braces For Single Statement Blocks In C#
Some say it is a personal preference and it’s not a big deal. I’d say it is not a personal preference anymore to omit curly braces for single statement bl...
Be a Citizen Scientist and Help End Covid-19 Pandemic Faster
With everything going on because of Covid-19 pandemic, there has been damages to various aspects of the world. From recession in countries’ economies to peop...
What Is git and Why It Is Used For Software Development?
When software is being worked on by a team of engineers, to increase productivity and decrease dependency, they usually work on different features. That mean...
How a Newly Joined Developer Affects How You Write Code
Software engineers tend to move between projects and companies quite often and working on a codebase that someone else built months or even years ago, can...
How I Do dotnet core App Setup Elegantly
Program.cs is usually one of the files that get quite messy after a while in every .NET project. From then, developers will add code on top of all that me...