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.NETHow To Differentiate If, Else if, Else in C#
Read moreWhen we learn to program, we start with the basics and as we learn, we move up the level and get into more advanced territory. This often makes us forget simple things and it is always good to refresh and reinforce learned concepts. Using conditionals in our code is one of the first things we […]
.NETMastering C# Optimization: Tips and Best Practices
Read moreWhat are the first things that come to mind when you think of C#? If you’re like most people, the following phrases might pop into your head: object-oriented, portable code, and .NET Framework. But if you’re looking to use C# in performance-critical applications, then the following phrases should enter your mind as well: performance, speed, and memory usage. If […]
.NET5 Reasons Why You Should Learn C#
Read moreThe C# programming language, also called C Sharp, has gained significant popularity in recent years due to its introduction with Microsoft’s .NET Framework and it’s continued growth in both the business world and the gaming community. Although it is similar to other object-oriented languages like Java and C++, it was designed to address common criticisms of those languages in an effort to create a […]
.NET+15 (Important) Tips to Writing Clean C# Code in 2023
Read moreOne of the most important skills of a C# programmer is writing clean, efficient code that performs well and can be easily maintained by others who will inherit your code after you’ve moved on to other projects. This can seem like an impossible task, as there are many factors to consider when writing C# code, […]
.NETC# in 2023: The MOST POPULAR Programming Language?
Read moreWho would have thought that we are already in the year 2023 and that C# has been with us for 22 years? A programming language so versatile and powerful that it easily stands up to any other. A language so complete that these days it wants to make history: Right now it is the main […]
.NETC# 11 is Here! Revealing ALL C# 11 Features
Read moreMicrosoft recently released C# 10 and .NET 6 to the world, but they aren’t done yet! The .NET team has already started working on features that will be included in C# 11 and .NET 7. A lot of these new C# 11 features are very focused on pure performance (up to 73.5% faster) and in this article, we’ll […]
.NETC# Implicit vs Explicit Conversion: Differences + Examples
Read moreAfter many years programming in .NET, you may have already realized that the framework allows us, in a very simple way, to make conversions between different types of data. Conversions can be of 2 types 👇 Implicit Conversions Implicit conversions are for which it is not necessary to indicate the conversion in parentheses (…). In the code we assign […]
.NETHow To Decompile .NET Applications (Easy)✅
Read more⚠ Disclaimer: This article is for educational and training orientation, we are not responsible for the misuse of the techniques and explanations mentioned in this article and/or the use of the tools mentioned/provided, also we do not assume responsibility for the actions carried out with the information of the same. Please use this information for ethical […]
.NET3+3 ASP.NET Mistakes (+ How to avoid them)
Read moreThe internet is a dangerous place, hackers are always looking for new ways to break into your system and steal your data. As a developer, you know how important it is to protect your application. If your app is hacked, it can be a big problem for you and your customers. With the increase in […]
.NETRIP Copy and Paste from Stackoverflow! (+Trojan Source Solution)
Read moreAccording to a recent research by Cambridge University’s Nicholas Boucher and Ross Anderson, there are two vulnerabilities that impact most code compilers. These sorts of vulnerabilities have an impact on software supply chains; for example, if an attacker successfully commits code injection by deceiving human reviewers, future software is likely to inherit the vulnerability. But […]
.NET7 Common MISTAKES made by C# developers (+ How to avoid them)
Read moreDevelopers will always make mistakes; no one is impeccable. Many of them, particularly C# developers, learn and grow via trial and error. I prefer to refer to it as “transitioning” from junior to senior developer. Although this “technique” of trial and error works, if a developer does not identify errors, they might cause several efficiency […]
.NET⚰️C# in 2023 — Will it die?
Read more👉 C# is a dead programming language. 👉 C# is useless 👉 C# is a poor programming language You’ve obviously heard about it, which is what brought you to this article. I’ll reveal the full truth, and you’ll decide if C# programming should be pursued. Before we begin, there is a lot of uncertainty regarding […]