Hi, today we will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of Bitwise Operators and Operations in a real-life scenario. Scenario: We will send a campaign message to Dealers. And there are lots of users under these dealers. We will try to record who read the message and who did not. Classic Way …

Today we will talk about how to work with cumulative data in Redis. First of all, Redis is not a cache manager Tool. It is an In-Memory DB. Redis means “Remote Dictionary Service”. There are five different data types in Redis. Today we will talk about “Lists”. …

Today we will talk about filtering the swagger. As seen below, our swagger document is public and can be seen by everyone. But what if we don’t want some methods to show up by some clients for security or business decisions.

Hi, today we will talk about Dynamic List<T>, size-specific List<T>(10), and Array List of Benchmark test. Firstly we will create a .Net 6.0 Console Application and we will write Benchmark for Testing List<T>, Array, and List<T>(count). Add the “BenchmarkDotNet” package to the project. dotnet add package BenchmarkDotNet --version 0.13.1 In…

Hi, Today we will talk about the new Minimal API which can help us to improve our code development quality and speed in a simpler way. We will create End to End Project and try to use the benefits of minimal API and .Net 6.0

Hi, Today we will talk about Publishing from any Source Control to any Cloud Automatically. As a Microsoft MVP, I prefered TFS for Source Control and Azure as a Cloud :) If you’ve ever been a bit interested in TDD or DDD, you must figure out the importance of automation…

Today we will talk about memory management, conscious and unconscious type conversion, and junior’s most common mistakes shallow copy in C#. “One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory.” ― Rita Mae Brown We can keep variables and objects in two types of memory in C#. We call…

Today we will talk about how to use design patterns in Go. Is it really necessary? Is Go suitable for design patterns? Let’s implement some Design Patterns. “A design that doesn’t take change into account risks major redesign in the future.” …

Today we will talk about how to write a simple turn-based game engine with Go. While writing our character’s abilities and fights with each other, we will use Interfaces, channels, and concurrency with Golang. “Reality is broken. Game designers can fix it.” ― Jane McGonigal If you don’t have any…