Codemash is awesome every year with friends and fantastic sessions and 2019 didn't disappoint.
Previously, I mentioned an acronym called TRIM for business objects. In today's post, we apply the Adapter Design Pattern to demonstrate the transformation of business objects.
Ahhh, it's that time of year again when we stuff the C# stocking with some Extension Methods!
Our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, shows us a technique on how to use dependency injection with internals in .NET Core 2.1.
Why create a whole database when you can use an existing one for testing purposes? Today, I've collected a list of sample databases for SQL Server.
Ever have problems with derived types when serializing? Our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, provides a solution using JSON and Newtonsoft's Serializer
While it may not be supported, today's post shows how to use Entity Framework Core to return back multiple result sets.
When working with core objects in your system, applying basic concepts makes them easier to use. Today, we create a term to make objects more maintainable.
This year, the Christmas Gift Guide is a little shorter, but I made sure these gifts were just for the techies this year!
Populating small tables isn't a problem with Entity Framework Core, but what about large amounts of data? Today, I show how to feed large data into your entities.