Development Practices Register a Separate DI Pipeline for Hangfire Jobs with Custom Activator Hangfire is a powerful tool that can leverage your existing backend code for setting up background jobs for .NET projects.
C# How to Choose Among Class, Record, and Struct in C# Class, Record, and Struct: Walk through how these types are commonly used in C#, how they differ, and learn to choose among them.
C# CancellationToken in C# – Pitfalls and Winning Patterns CancellationToken has taken what might have been a messy, hard to manage part of our application and made it pretty simple and lightweight.
Developer Tools How to Work Union Types into C# If you're coming to C# from a language like Typescript, you might be wondering, "How do I write a discriminated union?"
C# Correctly Check and Use Nullable Variables in C# After checking if a variable is null, how you use the variable changes based on the type. Avoid confusion and use the correct syntax for each.
.NET / WPF .NET Feature Spotlight: User-Defined Implicit Type Conversion One C# feature saved our team a lot of work and allowed a more elegant software solution: user-defined implicit type conversion.
C# Switch Statement Guide for C# C# has multiple different syntaxes for switch statements and expressions. Here is what they are and how to use them.
C# Sliding Window in C#: A Reusable and Efficient Approach When working with collections in C#, you may need to process elements in fixed-size, overlapping groups, referred to as a "sliding window."
C# My Typescript to C# Cheatsheet To facilitate learning C#, I created a Typescript to C# cheatsheet to help map commonly-used TypeScript concepts to their C# counterparts.
C & C++ Align Optionality in Your C# API with OpenAPI 3.1 Specifications If you're using C# for your API and OpenAPI 3.1 for your specification, there are several techniques you can employ to ensure they match up.
C# Navigating the Dotnet Landscape: Learning C# After Years of Typescript While I've primarily worked on TypeScript applications during my time at Atomic, a recent project had me delving into the dotnet ecosystem.
.NET / WPF How to Call an Async Method Synchronously in C# It would be awesome if async/await reduced code complexity instead of just hiding it. But when complexity is unavoidable, we have to make it manageable.
