.NET Application Frameworks – Part 1
Every system needs a framework. The main hubs that a framework should cover are UI/UX, database, and logic. These are the indispensable parts of the…
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C# Code Quality – Part 1
Improving a codebase can be a difficult task. The larger the codebase, the more difficult it becomes to find and fix poor code manually. When…
C# String Interpolation
Introduction String interpolation allows the creation of string literals with interpolation expressions. The syntax is convenient for formatting strings and is generally more readable than…
C# Serial Port Access – Windows
There are various ways connected devices communicate with your computer. One of the oldest ways is via the Serial Port. In some ways, serial port access…
Device.Net 3.0
Device.Net 3.0 has been released. Device.Net is a framework for communicating with connected devices. Along with Device.Net Usb.Net, and Hid.Net 3.0 were also released. These…
Thanks To My Supporters
I'm relatively new to the technology writing space. I've been a developer for a long time, and I thought that sharing some of my learning…
Visual Studio – Break On All Exceptions
An app should throw exceptions when something exceptional happens. However, developers should design apps and APIs so that under regular use, exceptions do not occur. Exceptions…
xUnit – Strongly Typed Test Data
xUnit has a quirky system for consuming test data. Strongly typed test data can be specified with the MemberData attribute and the Theory attribute but…
Anti-patterns
The term "anti-pattern" is a derogatory term used to disparage software design approaches that a given developer or group of developers may not like. The…