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19 December 2023

Turning a Folder into a Git Repository

By Stephen in Development Tag git

Introduction Version control is fundamental to modern software development, allowing developers to track changes, collaborate efficiently, and manage their projects effectively. Git, one of the most popular version control systems,…

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19 December 2023

Leveraging the Power of a 1-Second Cache

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, cache, performance

Introduction Optimising application performance is often a top priority. One effective technique to achieve this goal is the use of caching. In this article, we'll delve into the concept of…

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19 December 2023

Rectangle App: A Window Management Powerhouse for Mac

By Stephen in Infrastructure

Introduction As Mac users, we often find ourselves juggling multiple open windows and applications, trying to maintain a productive and organized workflow. While macOS offers some built-in window management features,…

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19 December 2023

Using a MacBook for Windows Development with Parallels

By Stephen in Development Tag parallels

Introduction As a developer, you might find yourself wanting to work on Windows-specific projects while using your trusty MacBook. Thankfully, with virtualisation software like Parallels Desktop, you can seamlessly run…

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18 December 2023

Hosting a Windows Container Build Agent and Connecting It to Azure DevOps

By Stephen in Development Tag build-agent, devops

Introduction Azure DevOps offers a great platform for automating your build and deployment pipelines. To take full advantage of its capabilities, you can set up a Windows container build agent…

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18 December 2023

Performance Comparison: List vs. HashSet in .NET

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, hashset, list

Introduction Choosing the right data structure can significantly impact the performance and efficiency of your code. Two commonly used data structures for storing collections of objects are List and HashSet.…

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18 December 2023

RateLimiterOptionsExtensions in .NET:

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, webapi

Introduction Rate limiting is a vital technique for controlling and managing the flow of incoming requests to your web API. In .NET, the RateLimiterOptionsExtensions class provides a powerful tool to…

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18 December 2023

Rate Limiting Strategies in .NET

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, webapi

Introduction Managing traffic effectively is crucial to maintain service quality and prevent abuse. Rate limiting is a powerful technique that allows you to control the flow of incoming requests to…

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18 December 2023

Building a Secure Web API with C#

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, webapi

Introduction In the digital age, data is king, and secure communication is paramount. Whether you are developing a web application, mobile app, or any other software that communicates over the…

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18 December 2023

Serialising and Deserialising JSON in C#

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, json, serialisation

Introduction JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format that is becoming increasingly popular for communication between applications and services. It is a text-based format that is easy to…

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Table Of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Serialisation with Newtonsoft.Json
  3. Deserialisation with Newtonsoft.Json
  4. Serialisation with System.Text.Json
  5. Conclusion

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