.NET

After so many months of speculation, leaks, and previews, Microsoft officially releases .NET 6 RC1. This is the first of the 2 versions that “go live” and are supported in production. This release brings many new features, both new features and performance and optimization improvements. We are going to see The 5 Most Important .NET 6 Features. […]

Who reads the terms of service? Yes, those hundreds of pages in which they explain the conditions of use of a service. Well, let’s start with someone who has read them to them. If not, this article would not have existed. Just recently, AWS has updated its terms of service and well, the usual. What […]

Every time everything is being digitalized more and more, many companies and SMEs choose to redefine and adapt their business model to adapt to the changes that have occurred in the habits and customs of both consumers; B2C (Business to client), as well as from other companies; B2B (Bussiness to Bussiness). The digitization of a company allows them to be much closer to […]

We have already reached the middle of the year 2021 and Microsoft does not leave for tomorrow what it can announce today. From the hand of CVP Amanda Silver we get some news that the next version of Visual Studio will incorporate, which we already know officially as Visual Studio 2022. Visual Studio 2022 new features .NET 6 Probably the most relevant feature […]

Microsoft has released its long-awaited successor to Xamarin, dubbed .Net MAUI. After months of speculation, Microsoft’s new development framework will be the key to creating mobile and cross-platform applications on the .NET platform. New features, performance benchmarks, release date and more. Here’s all what you need to know about it! What is .NET MAUI? For […]

What is Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Cross Site Scripting (XSS) is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to inject client-side scripts (usually JavaScript) into web pages. When a user loads an affected page, the attacker’s scripts will be executed, with which they can steal session tokens and cookies, change the content of the web page […]

About the possible new features of C# 10 A few days ago Mads Torgersen, the lead designer of the C# language at Microsoft, outlined the cool new things that C# 10 will have. One of the biggest benefits of open source software is being able to see how your project evolves over time as the days […]

Many times we have heard that security is one of the most important aspects in relation to computer software and systems. But… do we really know what could happen if we don’t protect our software and how should we do it? 🤔 Basically the source code of any application can be exposed in a simple […]

Blazor Desktop: Electron for .NET? Not too long ago, Blazor WebAssembly was just a runtime experiment for C# in a Microsoft web browser. Knowing Microsoft, which has left many large corporate projects behind, it was not known what to expect from Blazor. As time passed, Blazor became a real project and went into production in […]

When working with variables and fields in C# applications, you’ll often encounter the decision between using const and readonly. Both may seem similar at first glance, but they have subtle differences that can significantly impact your code. Let’s dive into a detailed comparison of const vs readonly in C# and learn how to make the […]