C# Tip: How to create Custom Attributes, and why they are useful
Applying custom attributes to C# classes and interfaces can be useful for several reasons. Let’s learn how to create Custom Attributes in C#, and let’s explore some practical usage! Continue reading
HTTP Logging in ASP.NET: how to automatically log all incoming HTTP requests (and its downsides!)
Aren’t you tired of adding manual logs to your HTTP APIs to log HTTP requests and responses? By using a built-in middleware in ASP.NET, you will be able to centralize logs management and have a clear view of all the incoming HTTP requests. Continue reading
Fitness Functions in Software Architecture: measuring things to ensure prosperity
Non-functional requirements matter, but we often forget to validate them. You can measure them by setting up Fitness Functions. Continue reading
C# Tip: 2 ways to generate realistic data using Bogus
Bogus is a library that generates realistic values for your data. When populating fake user names, instead of Foo and Bar, you can have John and Sarah. Let’s see two ways to define and reuse a Faker definition. Continue reading
Easy logging management with Seq and ILogger in ASP.NET
Seq is one of the best Log Sinks out there : it’s easy to install and configure, and can be added to an ASP.NET application with just a line of code. Continue reading