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Pull requests. A way to have an insight on a new feature, discuss design decisions, and ensure codebase quality. If done with the proper attitude and people, also a way to broaden your technical horizons and grow as a professional. Recently, on one o...
When talking about relational databases some of the most common names that come up are Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Broadly speaking, what a database represents is an organized set of data that is most commonly stored as a collection ...
C# is a programming language that provides certain syntactical features that we can use when designing members of our types. One of the probably well-known ones is properties, but in this article, I will provide my thoughts on indexers. What are inde...
In the last article on static classes in C#, I stated that I am not a big fan of extension methods. In this article, I will try to explain why that is so. What are extension methods in the first place? Let us take a look at what Microsoft documentati...
C# is a powerful high-level programming language that has tons of features. One of those features is static classes. In this article, I will provide my own thoughts and feelings on the feature. What are static classes? Static classes are classes that...
In this article we will have an overview of what are our options for storing tokens on public clients such as a Single Page Application (SPA). We will consider different things mostly in the context of access tokens and OAuth. Token-Aware Client Web ...
Just Use WebSockets When developing certain web-based applications we might have requirements where we need to send data to clients in real-time. Imagine that we are developing some kind of the following applications: An application that provides f...
"In the beginning Codd gave Relational Databases..." On What Was Before In 1970 Edgar Frank Codd, at the time an employee at IBM, proposed the relational model of data management, which represented the theoretical foundation for relational databases...
