.NET Core 3.0 Released – Here’s The Goodies!
It’s here! .NET Core 3.0 has been released! You can read the full release post from Microsoft here : https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-net-core-3-0/ …
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SQL Database Key Lookups For Developers
While helping a friend get used to EF Core, I noticed that he wasn’t using “Projections” in his LINQ code. …
Creating Windows Services In .NET Core – Part 1 – The “Microsoft” Way
This article is part of a series on creating Windows Services in .NET Core. Part 1 – The “Microsoft” Way …
How To Parse JSON In C# .NET
I recently came across a project that was doing something simple – reading a JSON config file. But the way …
Lazy Loading With EF Core
I’ve been using Dapper as my data access ORM of choice these days just because I find it far easier …
VB.NET Support In .NET Core – The State Of Play In 2019
Let me start off by saying, I am not a VB.NET developer by any means. Infact I would go as …
Dapper In .NET Core – Part 4 – Dapper Contrib
Dapper.Contrib is a “helper” library built on top of Dapper, that adds a couple of “quality of life” enhancements to otherwise annoying Dapper hurdles. Most notably, updates and inserts become much simpler with Dapper.Contrib. So let’s jump right in!
Dapper In .NET Core – Part 3 – Updates/Inserts/Deletes
So.. Here’s where things with Dapper get kinda rough. Updating and Inserting records in Dapper certainly ain’t pretty
Dapper In .NET Core – Part 2 – Dapper Query Basics
Querying with Dapper is so easy and yet intensely powerful! Let’s jump right in!
Dapper In .NET Core – Part 1 – The What/Why/Who
For some time now I’ve been a huge fan of using Dapper in both personal and commercial projects. With more and more projects lending themselves to Microservices architecture, or at the very least a large application being made up of many smaller components, Dapper just makes sense.
