How to improve Serilog logging in .NET 6 by using Scopes
Logs are important. Properly structured logs can be the key to resolving some critical issues. With Serilog’s Scopes, you can enrich your logs with info about the context where they happened. Continue reading
8 things about Records in C# you probably didn't know
C# recently introduced Records, a new way of defining types. In this article, we will see 8 things you probably didn’t know about C# Records Continue reading
3 ways to check the object passed to mocks with Moq in C#
In unit tests, sometimes you need to perform deep checks on the object passed to the mocked service. We will learn 3 ways to do that with Moq and C# Continue reading
From idea to publishing, and beyond: how I automated my blogging workflow with GitHub, PowerShell, and Azure
After 100 articles, I’ve found some neat ways to automate my blogging workflow. I will share my experience and the tools I use from the very beginning to the very end. Continue reading
How to access the HttpContext in .NET API
If your application is exposed on the Web, I guess that you get some values from the HTTP Requests, don’t you? Continue reading