C# is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm programming language developed by Microsoft.
If you ever need the reference count again, it’s just a few settings clicks away. How to Disable the Reference Code Lens in VSCode Here’s how you can easily turn off the reference code lens for C#: And that’s it! With this setting turned off, your editor will no longer display reference counts, giving you
When building an API, a common scenario is making outbound API calls within your controller’s logic and handling errors appropriately. One of the more frequent challenges is when the external API returns a 404 (Not Found), and we want to ensure this error is propagated back to the client calling our controller. In this post,
When building web applications, caching can be a critical tool in improving performance. Whether you’re aiming to reduce server load or speed up content delivery, caching is essential. However, there are times when you need precise control over how responses are cached, especially in ASP.NET Core. Maybe you want to ensure sensitive data isn’t cached
In this blog post, I’ll guide you through building a periodic data update service in ASP.NET Core that updates shared objects in memory. This can be incredibly useful for tasks such as refreshing cached data, updating statistics, or syncing information from an external service at regular intervals. We’ll cover creating a hosted service that runs
As a developer working across both C# and TypeScript, I often find myself wanting familiar patterns from one language in the other. One concept that many C# developers miss when moving to TypeScript is the ability to declare a type as nullable, similar to how you’d handle nullable types in C# like int?. In C#,
If you’re using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on a Mac and have the “C# Dev Kit for Visual Studio Code” plugin installed, you might encounter the error “Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer client: couldn’t create connection to server.” This error typically appears when starting up VS Code, interrupting your workflow and potentially causing frustration. In this post, we’ll