Datatable in C Sharp

Datatable in C Sharp [C#]

The DataTable in C# is a class that represents an in-memory cache of data, organized in a tabular format with rows and columns. It is part of the ADO.NET framework, which is a set of classes that facilitate data access in the .NET environment. The DataTable class is particularly useful for managing and manipulating disconnected […]

10 Ways To Sort A C-sharp List

10 Ways To Sort A C-sharp List

Ways To Sort A C-sharp List include using the Sort() method, LINQ queries, or implementing custom sorting algorithms for efficiency. 1. Using the built-in Sort() method The Sort() method provided by the List<T> class in C# is the most straightforward way to sort a list. This method sorts the elements in ascending order by default. Here’s a basic example: […]

Threads in CSharp [C#]

Threads in CSharp [C#]

Threads in C# bring life to applications, enabling multitasking without a hiccup, ensuring responsive, efficient software that users love. Threads in C# are a fundamental concept for achieving multitasking and improving the responsiveness and performance of applications. A thread is the smallest unit of execution within a process, and it is responsible for executing application […]

Devin Ai Software Engineer

Devin Ai Software Engineer

Devin Ai Software Engineer: Devin AI is an artificial intelligence software engineered by Cognition, led by Scott Wu, that operates as a full-fledged teammate in software development. It is designed to automate complex tasks through intelligent coding automation and autonomous AI coding, aiming to significantly accelerate the development process and empower developers to focus on […]

LINQ For Beginners

LINQ For Beginners

This LINQ for Beginners offers a gateway to efficient data handling, introducing fundamental concepts through clear, practical examples. to kickstart your journey with LINQ in C#? It’s time to break away from the overwhelming tutorials and get hands-on. Let’s clear the air and simplify things. Many beginners get lost in theoretical explanations, missing out on […]

In the Mood for HTTP

In The Mood For HTTP – Open Q&A

As a software developer today it is pretty difficult to avoid working with HTTP in some capacity.  There also seems to be a growing desire among developers to get a deeper understanding of the protocol.  Recently Glenn Block and I decided it might be interesting to do an online Q&A about HTTP and try and answer developer […]

Optimizing 3 Babies

Optimizing for the Speed of Light

It is true three women can’t make a baby in 3 months, but it also doesn’t take 27 months for them to have 3 babies! You might be wondering what on earth I am talking about but this is something I see API developers getting confused about regularly. There is oft-repeated guidance that if an API […]

Arvore Tree

When Opportunity meets Momentum

Over the past few years, I have occasionally dreamed about what would be my perfect job.  Of course it would have to involve HTTP APIs. But beyond that, my background in ERP software leaves me longing for solving business problems for users.  My experience at Runscope as a developer advocate reaffirmed my desire to spend […]

Http Scaled

OpenAPI is not what I thought

Sometimes I do my best thinking in the car and today was an excellent example of this.  I had a phone call today with a the digital agency Authentic who have been hired to help you stop saying Swagger, when you mean OpenApi. I’m only partially kidding. They asked me some hard questions about why I got involved in […]

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