Sliding Responsibility of the Repository Pattern

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding • 4 Comments

During numerous discussions about the applicability of the Repository pattern, I noticed that...
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Events and Threads in .NET

Database development, Events

I’d like to tell you straight off that this article will concern not threads in particular, but events in the context of threads in...
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Introducing Common Table Expressions in SQL Server

Database development, Tables

Common Table Expressions, or CTE for short, is simply a technique to create a temporary set of records that can be referenced within an...
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Swashbuckle (Swagger) Customization for WebAPI

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

Who has ever tested their WebAPI knows such tools as Postman or Advanced REST (extensions for...
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DateTime to DateTimeOffset Transition

Basics of C#, Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

Imagine that you want to convert your system from one state to another. The initial state is when DateTime is used everywhere, both in C#...
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Simplifying Converters for WPF

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding • 3 Comments

I have been working with WPF for about a year and some things annoying me very much. One of such things is converters. Why do I need to...
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Working with SQL Server in Hybrid Cloud Scenarios

Azure, Cloud

A hybrid cloud is a fairly attractive model when implementing cloud computing in enterprise...
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Implementing Timer and Counter of Loaded Strings on Web Form

Computer Environment, Languages & Coding

During the development of reporting forms, a user wanted to see the process of data loading from the database. He wanted the timer to start...
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OdataToEntity – an easy way to create .Net Core OData services

ASP .NET CORE, Languages & Coding

When .Net Core was released, the old version of OData ASP.NET Web API turned out to be incompatible with the new platform. This fatal flaw...
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New Features of C# To Be Expected Soon

Basics of C#, Languages & Coding • One Comment

In April 2003, C# 1.2. was released. Ever since all the versions have had the only major version....
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