Round-robin DNS support in .NET HttpClien

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Blog Konsultacje Szkolenia i warsztaty Prelekcje O mnie KontaktWzorce projektowe 6 minut Kontynuujemy cykl o modelowaniu w Cosmos DB. Skończyliśmy analizę potrzeb biznesowych. Teraz trzeba się zastanowić się nad potrzebami bazy danych. Wykorzystamy do tego tabelę wzorców dostępu. W tym odcinku wam przybliżę tę technikę. W kolejnym odcinku przeniesiemy cały obszar biznesowy na tę tabelę oraz zaproponujemy syntezę zgromadzonej wiedzy.Ma...

Kathleen D April 18th, 2022 Features for C# 11 are coming along nicely! You can check these features out by downloading Visual Studio 17.2 Preview 3 or .NET 7 Preview 3 for other editors. You can find more about C# 11 features that appeared earlier in What’s new in C# 11 and Early peek at C# 11 features and you can follow the progress of C# 11 on the Feature Status page. You can find out about other .NET 7 Preview 3 features in this .NET Blog post and more about Visual Studio 17.2 in the release notes....

Vladimir Gaevoyhometagsappssecurity    pii    gdpr    dotnet    At some point, I started to feel discomfort working with personally identifiable information data in our project. Mostly, because it is a relatively new field and not always straightforward. In this article, I’m going to try to tackle the main issues and make the implicit explicit. Personally identifiable information (PII) is any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person; an ide...

Posted in .NET Core, security, Key Vault, Azure Managing sensitive information and secrets in config files is something we all have to deal with on a daily basis. Unfortunately, this is also something that we still get wrong: a) config files with production secrets/keys b) source controll littered with secrets/keys c) obscure file transformations and processes to update secrets as we move from one environment to another. However, there are a few options available to us.For local development, NET C...

HomeNotificationsListsStories WriteTaşkın BinbirFollow ·2 min read Hello everybody, I am going to tell frequently used extended swagger features in this article. The main contents of this article are as follows; summary, remarks, responses. How and why to use ProducesResponseType attribute ? Firstly, I start with response. We have many http status code. The first things that come to mind are 200, 201, 400, 404. We use the ProducesResponseType attribute for these cases. e.g.;[ProducesResponseType(...

GłównaO mniePolityka prywatnościKontaktZaznacz stronę utworzone przez Adam Jachocki | | .NetCore, Architektura, Backend, Programowanie, Testy jednostkowe | 0 komentarzyWstęp W poprzednim artykule o testach jednostkowych poruszyłem tylko podstawy. Jeśli ich nie ogarniasz, koniecznie przeczytaj najpierw tamten artykuł. W tym artykule opiszę kilka bardziej zaawansowanych metod, które stosuje się właściwie na co dzień. Jednak nie bój się. Słowo „zaawansowane” w tym kontekście nie oznacza niczego trudneg...

Sign inWRITE FOR USDAY TRADER DASHBOARD🚀 Coding Interview Course →BASICSAll about String and its immutability in .NET C#Ahmed TarekFollow·8 min readPhoto by amirali mirhashemian on Unsplash, adjusted by Ahmed Tarek Some developers get confused about String in .NET. The confusion comes from the fact that String is an Object -which is a Reference type- but still acts as a Value type. Another thing, all developers know that String is an immutable type but some developers don’t understand how and why. Th...

It’s .NET’s 20th birthday: 20 years since Microsoft released v1.0 of their managed runtime, a Base Class Library, a couple of application frameworks, and the C# programming language. So I thought I’d do a retrospective of my 20 years working with .NET, because I’m extraordinarily vain and I assume people want to read stuff like this.1.0 beta It was some time in late 2001 when Microsoft released the beta version of their new framework. I’d just returned to programming after a brief stint as a professiona...