A collection of 143 posts
It’s not very often, but there are times when a stored procedure just works a little better than LINQ. Complexity for developers can be decreased while performance can be dramatically increased for users. In those very rare cases, it may...
When building a line of business application, requests for saving dynamic key/value pairs are inevitable. The “best” way to store dynamic data is in a Dictionary, the mother of all flexible data structures. This post will show you the minimum...
I’ve taken for granted how often I need to call a web API from my C# applications. If you’ve ever had to make a web request in your .NET application, then I’m sure you’ve seen the following frustrating exception message...
