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Yesterday I was working with arrays and got hung up on a basic error message, a couple of them. Object of type ‘System.Int32[,]’ cannot be converted to type ‘System.Int32[][] Cannot convert from an int[,] to an int[][] There was not […]
I was asked why C# is still relevant in 2018. What makes a language relevant to me? Someone pays me to work on it. Preferably a lot of money. With that there is this risk reward of developing rare skills. […]
Where do we start? At the beginning. The very beginning. This material is so basic I almost skipped over it. But … there are some very explicit reasons why you set up your CSharp project and git repository for a […]
Time to set up your database for your C# side hustle application. Stick to what you know. For most of us coming from a corporate environment we know SQL Server. But it is better to avoid SQL Server for side […]
In the first couple of posts it has been challenging to scope the topics. The way in which you apply a technology can be quite subjective based on what you’re trying to accomplish. So an article is either exhaustive enough […]
In my earlier post about hosting an ASP.NET core application in docker for production use I fudged a little bit in terms of what it means to production-worthy. Using the dotnet run command starts the web application on the Kestral […]
I’m becoming a fan of Docker. In fact, every new web application I build will be deployed in a docker container. For so many reasons – such as consistency, portability, and resource efficiency (you can read about all those reasons […]