The Catch Block #34 - Useful String Extensions
Let's build useful string extension methods like ToDelimitedList and Excerpt. Plus: .NET 5.0 has launched!
ASP.NET
ASP.NET is my primary development framework.
MongoDB Transactions in .NET Applications
This post gives you a general idea on Database Transactions, defines what transactions in MongoDB are and explains how to run your MongoDB as a replicaset. You will also learn how to use MongoDB Transactions in a .NET application.
Using Anti-Forgery Tokens in ASP.NET 5.0 Razor Pages
Let's see how to use anti-forgery tokens and validation to prevent CSRF attacks in our Razor Pages apps!
Using XUnit Theory and InlineData to Test C# Extension Methods
Let's unit test a C# extension method using XUnit's [Theory] and [InlineData] attributes, so we can write lots of tests in little time!
Using Moq to Create Fluent Test Classes in ASP.NET 5.0
Using Moq, we'll create a set of "fluent" mocked classes, which will clean up our tests by allowing us to "chain" methods being mocked.
The Repository-Service Pattern with DI and ASP.NET 5.0
Let's build a complex but useful architecture called the Repository-Service pattern to clearly enforce separation of concerns.
How Can We Efficiently Sort Socks with C#?
I hate laundry, and particularly sorting socks. Let's make my hate a little less strong by learning how to sort socks efficiently with C#.
A Practical Example Of Asynchronous Programming in C# and ASP.NET
Let's take an existing synchronous ASP.NET web app and begin refactoring it to use asynchronous programming. Sample C# project included.
C#, .NET, Web Tech, The Catch Block, Blazor, MVC, and more!
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