.NET Articles of December – Week #3
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.NET Articles of December Week #2
This is a weekly aggregation of the latest and most useful .NET articles and blog posts that have been forged and published by the .NET …
Curated .NET Developers and Blogs to Follow in 2021
Whether you are planning to learn .NET from scratch or you are already a .NET developer but you want to expand your knowledge in one …
How to Dump Object for Debugging Purposes in C#?
Explaining 3 ways to dump object in c# , including the Object Dumper, Json Serializer and Yaml Serializer
Exception Handling in C#
Exception handling is a very important topic that is sometimes not properly understood or less used. In this article, I will explain to you about …
Your Ultimate async / await Tutorial in C#
You might have already heard about asynchronous programming or async / await, either in .Net or some other language. In this article I will try …
Demystifying Generics in C#
Generics is a great concept in programming languages that was added to .Net 2.0 , it introduces the parameter T to types and methods. Generics improve code reusability, enforces type safety and prevents performance overhead of boxing/unboxing.
The Difference Between String and StringBuilder in C#
In this article, I will be explaining the difference between using String and StringBuilder when dealing with your string values. and in which cases you should never use String. and other cases where StringBuilder is not the optimal solution.
BackgroundWorker in C#
The BackgroundWorker is an event-driven way to perform an operation on a separate and dedicated thread. The BackgroundWorker is mostly used when you need to show the user a friendly progress while you are operating a long running process such as downloading files, connecting to database and getting results…etc. The idea behind the BackgroundWorker comes from its name; it processes some operations in the background and any other operation can be performed in parallel meanwhile.
How to Display Friendly Names for Enumerations in C#?
Displaying friendly names for enumeration elements using the Description annotation