Month: November 2021
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Install and configure Git for windows
Read more: Install and configure Git for windowsDownload Git from here; https://git-scm.com/download/win This is required if you want to use git from command prompt. A reboot is required after installation. Visual Studio…
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Reflection – What are the benefits
Read more: Reflection – What are the benefitsGenerally, when people talk about reflection, the main concern is the performance. Because it runs on runtime, so theoretically, it is a little bit slower…
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Rest API HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State)
Read more: Rest API HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State)REST architecture allows us to generate hypermedia links in our responses dynamically and thus make navigation much easier. To put this into perspective, think about…
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Project post-build event command to copy files to a local folder or network share in VS
Read more: Project post-build event command to copy files to a local folder or network share in VSI wanted to copy DLL files to a network share. I am dynamically loading assemblies in different applications and can not risk changing file paths.…
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Return multiple values to a method caller
Read more: Return multiple values to a method callerThis is a code sample for returning multiple values from a c# method. For example, imagine a method that accepts multiple parameters and return two…
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