Dependency Injection is a fundamental concept in computer programming. Successfully implemented in many programming languages. What makes it so useful and how .Net Core 3 supports it? Let’s start with the definition. Dependency Injection is a software design pattern where dependencies are not created by the client, but rather passed to the client. In common… Continue reading ASP.Net Core 3 – Dependency Injection
ASP.Net Core 3 – pass parameters to actions
Passing parameters to actions is an essential part of building RESTful Web API. .Net Core offers multiple ways to pass parameters to methods, that represent your endpoints. Let’s see what they are. Pass parameter as a part of an url When passing a parameter in a url, you need to define a routing that would contain… Continue reading ASP.Net Core 3 – pass parameters to actions
Visual Studio has now solution filtering
Recently I’ve been working with a solution, that has 85 projects and some of them are really big. Analyzing this amount of data for Visual Studio 2019 and JetBrains Resharper causes difficulties and leads to visible slowdowns. In this huge solution, there are multiple services and websites, but usually, I work with only one at… Continue reading Visual Studio has now solution filtering
.Net Core Global Tools – your custom app from nuget package
I love .net core. It is an awesome concept and a great, light framework to work with. One essential part of the framework environment is a .Net Core CLI. It’s a set of cross-platform tools and commands that can create, build and publish you app. Along with the platform comes also Global Tools, a concept… Continue reading .Net Core Global Tools – your custom app from nuget package
.Net Core – introduction
A .Net Core is a catchphrase that you can hear more and more often in both developer discussions and job offers. You probably already heard that it’s fast, simple and runs on multiple platforms. In this post, I’d like to sum everything up and highlight what I like the most about it. Why new framework?… Continue reading .Net Core – introduction
O tym jak stworzyłem… stronę z kamperami!
W 2019 roku w ciągu 2 miesięcy stworzyłem stronę bookacamper.pl, największą w Polsce tablicę ogłoszeń o wynajmie i sprzedaży przyczep kempingowych i kamperów. Strona jest całkowicie darmowa i ma po prostu pomóc w odnalezieniu tego jedynego, najlepszego pojazdu:) Narodziny miłości do kempingów Od czasu kiedy pierwszy raz wypożyczyłem kampera i poleciałem z rodziną do odległej… Continue reading O tym jak stworzyłem… stronę z kamperami!
Code review #4 – in-memory caching
This is a post on a series about great code review feedback, that I either gave or received. You can go ahead and read the previous ones here: http://www.michalbialecki.com/2019/06/21/code-reviews/ The context Caching is an inseparable part of ASP.net applications. It is the mechanism that makes our web pages loading blazing fast with a very little… Continue reading Code review #4 – in-memory caching
Postman the right way
Postman is a great tool to quickly create a request and run it against your API. This is a flexible tool created to make your work simpler. You can save you requests, define variables for different environments and share it with your team. Today I’ll show you the most useful and practical features of Postman.… Continue reading Postman the right way
Code reviews
This is a series about great code reviews, that I either gave or received. Code reviews are crucial for code quality and I strongly recommend you to have it in your company. Two heads are always better than one, especially in an atmosphere of cooperation and mutual learning. I have pleasure and luck to work… Continue reading Code reviews
Code review #3 – use threads like Mr Fowler
This is another post in a series about great code review feedback, that I either gave or received. It will always consist of 3 parts: context, review feedback and explanation. You can go ahead and read the previous ones here: http://www.michalbialecki.com/2019/06/21/code-reviews/. This post is about doing things the right way. The context In my daily job… Continue reading Code review #3 – use threads like Mr Fowler
