.NET Naming Best Practises: Database Entities
Database entities are the objects that represent the tables in your database. They are the objects that you use to read and write the database.
Blogbeitrag lesenDatabase entities are the objects that represent the tables in your database. They are the objects that you use to read and write the database.
Blogbeitrag lesenOften seen, often used incorrectly: DTOs. Data Transfer Objects. In principle, DTO is an umbrella term, a design pattern that is used to transfer data between. In reality, however, the umbrella term is used directly as …
Blogbeitrag lesenA frequent requirement in apps is the conversion of templates, e.g. for sending e-mails, for PDF templates or other text modules. There are many different ways to do this, ranging from simple string replacements to the …
Blogbeitrag lesenQR codes are a simple and very popular way of exchanging data and information - even in .NET. They have become part of everyday life.
Blogbeitrag lesenThere are various ways to deploy an application, but Zip deployment is the variant that is recommended the most - regardless of whether you are using Azure, AWS or other cloud and hosting providers.
Blogbeitrag lesenWith .NET 8, the System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations Namespace has been revised and some new attributes have been added that have been requested by the community for some time and have only been implemented through …
Blogbeitrag lesenA database entity represents an identifiable entry, often also things from the real world, which are to be stored and managed in the database. The purpose of database entities is to provide a structured and efficient …
Blogbeitrag lesenIn C#, optional arguments are parameters in a method that have default values specified in the method’s declaration. This means that when you call the method, you can omit values for these optional parameters and the …
Blogbeitrag lesenAs has been the case for many releases, the .NET 8 team is spending a lot of development effort to improve the .NET Runtime in terms of performance. Because fast performance means one thing above all: low energy …
Blogbeitrag lesenSome APIs do not follow standards, ignore ISO8601 and return UnixTime. This is not nice, but can be easily fixed with a custom converter for System.Text.Json.
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