Using an ‘appsettings.json’ file with a C# console app
This article shows how to use the “Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration” Nuget package to use an “appsettings.json” file with a C# 10 console application.
This article shows how to use the “Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration” Nuget package to use an “appsettings.json” file with a C# 10 console application.
Blazor’s RenderFragment is one of the keys to creating highly-flexible Razor components. It’s also critical to creating great generic components.
There are many techniques for communicating between Blazor components. This article presents a few ways to do that.
Jinja is a great Python template engine.This article explains how to omit the last comma in a series with Jinja. The desired result is shown below–this is an argument list for an SQL stored procedure. Note that the Id column needs a zero default value and there cannot be a comma after the last column. …
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This is my list of undeniably correct programming rules, axioms, opinions, and dogma. Take it to the bank, you don’t need any other list of rules.
This article shows a way to create one-to-many queries with Dapper.
To work effectively, Dapper needs a C# model of the corresponding SQL table. This post documents a utility that produces a Json schema for a SQL Server table that can then be used to provide a C# model of the table for Dapper (or any other purpose).
Exploring how to parse HTML with Node.js. My quick take-away: Use Python and Beautiful Soup if you can.
How to omit folders while coping a project to another folder with PowerShell (with a little help from Windows’s robocopy utility.)
This article discusses how to use Parcel to bundle Web application assets.