By default, Azure Application Insights comes with necessary and important telemetry capabilities to monitor the basic functions of an application and collect telemetry.
Read Blog PostThe Azure Communication Service is a fairly new but already popular service for sending emails at scale. In this article, I would like to show you how you can use the service via a connection string in your .NET project.
Read Blog PostThe Azure Communication Service is a fairly new but already popular service for sending emails at scale. In this article, I would like to show you how you can use the service via a Azure Managed Identity in your .NET project.
Read Blog PostOne of the last blog posts (Text and EMail Templates with Handlebars.NET ) was generally about HandleBars.NET - a very popular template engine. This post is about how you can easily implement layouts with Handlebars.
Read Blog PostAPI models are one of the elements where I personally see the most naming errors - which have a massive impact on the architect and cause subsequent errors. The solution is very simple: follow the naming rules!
Read Blog PostIn many code bases there are Services and Providers - and often they do the same thing structurally; but what is the idea of a Service- and Provider-Classes?
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.
Read Blog PostOften 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 an implementation, which has disadvantages in all cases.
Read Blog PostA 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 Razor engine of ASP.NET Core.
Read Blog PostQR codes are a simple and very popular way of exchanging data and information - even in .NET. They have become part of everyday life.
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