C# Tip: use the @ prefix when a name is reserved
C#, as every other language, has several reserved keywords. Did you know that you can use them if you use the@ prefix?
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3 (and more) ways to set configuration values in .NET
Every application relies on some configurations. Many devs set them up using only the appsettings file. But there’s more! Continue reading
Clean Code Tip: DRY or not DRY?
DRY is a fundamental principle in software development. Should you apply it blindly? Continue reading
The 2 secret endpoints I create in my .NET APIs
In this article, I will show you two simple tricks that help me understand the deployment status of my .NET APIs Continue reading
Clean Code Tip: throw exceptions instead of returning null when there is no fallback
In case of unmanageable error, should you return null or throw exceptions? Continue reading
How to log Correlation IDs in .NET APIs with Serilog
APIs often call other APIs to perform operations. If an error occurs in one of them, how can you understand the context that caused that error? You can use Correlation IDs in your logs! Continue reading