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• Updating an Object in the Local Database in MAUI .NET 9 [GamesCatalog] - Part 11Apr 03, 2025. Learn how to retrieve and update game statuses in a local database using MAUI .NET 9. Implement async functions in GameRepo and GameService, manage game status, and enhance UI interactions efficiently.
• Adding Objects to a Local Database in MAUI .NET 9 [GamesCatalog] - Part 10Apr 02, 2025. Learn how to store game reviews in a local SQLite database using MAUI .NET 9. This guide covers setting up repositories, handling images, adding games, and implementing dependency injection for seamless functionality.
• New LINQ Features in .NET 9Mar 29, 2025. Discover the latest LINQ features in .NET 9 that enhance query performance, simplify data manipulation, and introduce new methods for better efficiency.
• Exploring PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) for Parallel ProcessingMar 29, 2025. PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) is a powerful feature in .NET that enables parallel processing of queries to improve performance on multi-core processors.
• Understanding the Page Object Model (POM) in Test AutomationMar 28, 2025. The Page Object Model (POM) enhances test automation by improving maintainability, readability, and scalability. Implementing POM with best practices ensures efficient and reliable UI testing.
• Integrating Java with QA Automation: Selenium WebDriver TestingMar 28, 2025. Java and Selenium WebDriver offer a robust foundation for QA automation, enabling scalable, maintainable, and efficient testing. Implementing best practices ensures a high-quality software delivery process.
• Understanding Expressions in C#: Dynamic Code and Query GenerationMar 19, 2025. Expressions in C# allow dynamic query generation, runtime compilation, and code transformation using Expression Trees. They are widely used in LINQ, ORM frameworks like Entity Framework, and reflection to optimize performance and enable flexible, data-driven logic.
• A Simpler Way to Initialize ObjectsMar 18, 2025. With the release of C# 12, Primary Constructors were introduced to simplify class and struct initialization. This feature allows parameters to be declared directly in the class or struct definition, eliminating the need for boilerplate code and improving readability.
• Learn C#: Refactor CodeMar 18, 2025. Refactoring in C# enhances code readability, maintainability, and performance by eliminating redundancy, utilizing LINQ, extracting methods, applying null-coalescing operators, and implementing async/await patterns.
• The Object Oriented ProgrammingMar 17, 2025. The Object Oriented Programming (OOP)  improves the scalability and reusability of the code. This comprise of class and objects.
• Select vs SelectMany in C# LINQMar 17, 2025. In C# LINQ, Select transforms each element of a collection individually, maintaining the original structure, while SelectMany flattens nested collections into a single sequence, combining all sub-elements.
• Azure Computer Vision - Object DetectionMar 10, 2025. This article is about exploring object detection in images using Azure Computer Vision service. Azure AI Vision offers robust object detection capabilities, enabling applications to identify and locate objects within images by providing bounding box coordinates and confidence scores.
• Passing an Object from a List to Another Page in MAUI MVVM .NET 9 [GamesCatalog] - Part 6Mar 10, 2025. This article covers object passing techniques using navigation, data binding, and command binding in the GamesCatalog app. Enhance your cross-platform development skills with structured MVVM patterns for seamless data transfer.
• Scope Communication Object in JSP Feb 28, 2025. The Scope Communication object consist of session object, application object and pageContext object.
• Detailed Explanation of Use of Private Class vs Private MethodFeb 19, 2025. A private class and a private method serve different purposes in object-oriented programming. A private class is restricted to its containing class, ensuring encapsulation, while a private method is used within a class to perform internal operations.
• Various Methods to Count Occurrences of Each Number in Array or ListFeb 17, 2025. In this article, I'll show you different ways to count how often a number appears in C#. We'll look at methods like LINQ, Dictionary, GroupBy, and Parallel.ForEach, and see which ones work best for small and large datasets.
• Understanding Bridge Design PatternFeb 13, 2025. This article explains its benefits, use cases, and implementation in C# with a real-world message-sending example using SmsMessageSender and EmailMessageSender.
• Track Deployments Easily Using az.deployer().objectIdFeb 13, 2025. Bicep v0.32 introduces az.deployer().objectId, enabling retrieval of the principal ID executing deployments. This enhances governance, audit trails, and resource tagging, improving visibility, compliance, and automation in Azure infrastructure.
• A C# 13 Tip for building Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) Using RecordsFeb 12, 2025. C# records, introduced in C# 9 and improved in C# 13, offer immutable data models ideal for DTOs. They provide value semantics, concise syntax, automatic method generation, and enhanced data integrity for clean, maintainable code.
• Most common GlideRecord objects in ServiceNowFeb 04, 2025. This article provides an overview of common GlideRecord methods in ServiceNow, which are essential for interacting with the platform's database. It covers key methods like querying, inserting, updating, deleting records, and managing permissions.
• How to Convert a DataTable to a List of Objects in C#Jan 27, 2025. In many scenarios, you may need to convert this DataTable into a list of custom objects for easier manipulation and readability. In this article, we’ll go through a simple yet effective way to convert a DataTable to a list of any object type using C#.
• The SOLID Principles in C# 13Jan 25, 2025. Ziggy Rafiq's detailed examples provide an overview of the SOLID principles of object-oriented design in C# 13. You'll learn how to adhere to SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP, and DIP to write maintainable, scalable, and extensible code.
• Using C# 13's Method Overloading and Method OverridingJan 23, 2025. With practical examples, key differences, and tips for mastering these core OOP concepts, Ziggy Rafiq explores Method Overloading and Method Overriding in C# 13.
• Learn Quantifier Operations in LINQ Jan 21, 2025. Quantifier operations in LINQ simplify logical evaluations of collections using methods like `Any`, `All`, and `Contains`. They enhance readability, reduce boilerplate, and support efficient data validation and filtering.
• Checking Two Matrices Are Equal in Java or NotJan 14, 2025. Learn how to compare two matrices in Java by implementing a `Matrix` class to handle creation, input, and comparison. This article covers object-oriented concepts, user input, and array manipulation.
• Why We need Factory Design Pattern?Dec 31, 2024. The Factory Design Pattern is a creational design approach that simplifies object creation by providing a central mechanism. It promotes code reusability, maintainability, and decoupling, making software development efficient and scalable.
• Understanding the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)Dec 31, 2024. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight, human-readable data format used for data interchange between web applications and servers. It supports key-value pairs, arrays, and objects, making it easy to parse and widely supported across programming languages.
• Implement FluentValidation in a .NET Web APIDec 20, 2024. Learn how to implement data validation in a .NET Web API using FluentValidation. Explore creating validation rules, handling nested objects, custom validations, and conditional logic. Customize error messages for user-friendly responses.
• How to use AutoMapper in .NET Web APIDec 20, 2024. In this article, we are going to explore how to use AutoMapper in the .NET Web API Application with examples. How to use AutoMapper in .NET Web API
• Understanding JavaScript InheritanceDec 13, 2024. Programming paradigms such as object-oriented programming (OOP) are supported by JavaScript, a strong and adaptable programming language. Inheritance is a fundamental aspect of OOP that permits a class to inherit methods and properties from another class.
• New LINQ Methods in .NET 9: Index, CountBy, and AggregateByDec 11, 2024. In this article, I will showcase the new methods: Index, CountBy, and AggregateBy. These powerful additions in .NET 9 bring significant enhancements to LINQ, aimed at improving your coding experience and simplifying data manipulation tasks.
• Take Input in Java using Scanner Class with CodeDec 06, 2024. Learn how to capture user input in Java using the Scanner class. This guide covers importing, creating Scanner objects, reading inputs (strings, integers, doubles), and handling exceptions with examples.
• C# Foundation - Implicitly Typed VariablesNov 28, 2024. Implicitly typed variables in C#, declared using the var keyword, let the compiler infer the data type from the initialization expression. This improves code readability and reduces verbosity, especially with complex types.
• .NET 9 CountBy: A New LINQ PowerhouseNov 20, 2024. .NET 9 introduces the CountBy method, a powerful addition to LINQ that enhances querying capabilities. This feature allows developers to count elements based on specified conditions efficiently.
• Understanding .NET Binary SerializationNov 19, 2024. .NET Binary Serialization simplifies the process of converting objects into binary formats for efficient storage or data transfer. This guide explores serialization techniques, the BinaryFormatter class, custom serialization, and best practices.
• How to Read and Write JSON Files in C#Nov 17, 2024. JSON is a common data format used in APIs, configuration files, and data exchange. Learn to handle JSON in C# using `System.Text.Json`. This article covers creating data models, writing to and reading from JSON files, with practical code examples for efficient JSON management.
• Understanding IEnumerable In C#Nov 14, 2024. IEnumerable in C# is an interface that defines a standard way to iterate over a collection of objects. The IEnumerable interface in C# provides a standard, efficient way to iterate over collections using foreach, enabling cleaner, more readable code, and LINQ integration.
• How to Sort a List of Objects in TypeScript by PropertyNov 09, 2024. This guide covers sorting lists of objects in TypeScript, with examples for sorting by string, numeric, and date properties. It demonstrates using the sort() method, localeCompare for strings, custom sorting functions for dates and numbers, and multi-property sorting techniques.
• Explaining Bundle in Android DevelopmentNov 05, 2024. In this article, we will discuss A Bundle in Android Development is a key-value data structure used to transfer data between activities, fragments, and other components.
• Object Oriented Design Balancing with Anti-Single ResponsibilityNov 05, 2024. This article will change your perspective on working with the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). The main point is to focus on finding balance when designing object-oriented systems and applying SRP.
• Creating a CQRS Architecture in .NET Core 8Nov 04, 2024. This guide outlines a practical implementation of the CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) architecture using C# and MediatR, emphasizing the separation of read and write operations for better scalability and maintainability.
• How Select and SelectMany Works in C#Oct 26, 2024. Learn key differences, practical use cases, and examples that demonstrate how these methods simplify data manipulation, making it easier to work with nested and complex data structures in C#.
• Encapsulation vs Abstraction in C#Oct 21, 2024. Encapsulation and abstraction are fundamental concepts in C# and object-oriented programming. Encapsulation refers to the bundling of data and methods that operate on that data within a class, promoting data hiding and security.
• Validation of Complex Objects in Multi-Lingual Environment Using DynamicVNET With ASP.NET CoreOct 14, 2024. DynamicVNET is a lightweight, rule-based validation library for .NET applications, designed to validate POCOs while adhering to the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). It integrates seamlessly with ASP.NET Core, enabling flexible and dynamic validation for API requests with minimal configuration.
• TypeScript Object SpreadOct 10, 2024. Object spread in TypeScript allows for copying properties of objects or arrays using the spread operator (...), with later objects overwriting properties with the same name, and it can also be used to combine arrays or insert elements at specific positions.
• What is JSON and Why Is It So Important?Oct 10, 2024. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight, language-independent data format that represents key-value pairs, supporting strings, numbers, arrays, objects, and complex structures widely used for web applications and data interchange.
• What is Alibaba Cloud Object Storage Service (OSS)Oct 08, 2024. Discover Alibaba Cloud OSS, scalable and secure cloud storage for unstructured data, offering high durability, cost-effectiveness, and global accessibility.
• Pattern Matching for Switch in Java 17Oct 07, 2024. Pattern matching for switches in Java 17 enhances code readability and simplifies working with complex data structures. It allows you to match object types, use type patterns, and add conditions with guarded patterns.
• How to Compare Two Objects in C#Oct 03, 2024. In this article, we’ll walk through how to create a generic method that can compare the objects of any class, even those with nested collections. We’ll break it down step by step so you can implement this in your projects effortlessly.
• Managing Amazon S3 BucketsSep 29, 2024. This guide walks through managing AWS S3 Buckets, covering file and folder uploads, enabling bucket versioning for version control, and restoring files in case of accidental deletion.
• How Func Delegates Work in LINQSep 27, 2024. In this article, we explore how Func delegates operate within LINQ (Language Integrated Query) in C#. Func delegates enable concise and powerful data manipulation by allowing developers to pass methods as parameters.
• Solid Introduction to Expression Trees in C#Sep 26, 2024. This article provides a comprehensive introduction to Expression Trees in C#. You'll learn about their structure, how they represent code as data, and their applications in LINQ queries.
• Difference Between Static Modifier and Final ModifierSep 26, 2024. Sometimes, a programmer might need to define a class member that will be used independently of any object of that class.
• Explaning Wrapper Classes in JavaSep 23, 2024. This is essential for utilizing Java’s object-oriented features, such as collections. With autoboxing and unboxing, Java simplifies conversions between primitives and their corresponding wrapper classes, enhancing type safety and performance in data manipulation.
• Exploring the Performance Boosts in .NET 9Sep 20, 2024. .NET 9 introduces key performance improvements, including Native AOT for faster startup times and reduced memory usage, optimized garbage collection, enhanced threading for multicore systems, and HTTP/3 support for improved network performance.
• Prototype Pattern: Cloning Objects in C#Sep 18, 2024. The Prototype Pattern is a creational design pattern that simplifies object creation by cloning existing instances instead of starting from scratch. Ideal for complex objects, it reduces initialization overhead and ensures consistency.
• Derived Class Constructors in JavaSep 17, 2024. Constructors are used to initialize an object of a particular type, as well as to allocate memory, and have the same name as the class.
• POCO to Dictionary Conversion Techniques in C#Sep 16, 2024. This article explores five methods for converting a C# POCO to a dictionary using reflection, LINQ, JSON libraries, and ExpandoObject, comparing their performance through Benchmark.NET to find the best approach.
• Builder Pattern: Constructing Complex ObjectsSep 14, 2024. In this article, we learn about Builder Pattern: Constructing Complex Objects. The Builder Pattern simplifies the creation of complex objects through step-by-step construction. It enables flexibility, modularity, and clarity in assembling products, making it ideal for various configurations and customizations.
• What is Indexer in C#?Sep 13, 2024. An indexer in C# allows objects to be indexed like arrays, enabling access to elements using an index. It’s defined with this keyword and can be used to encapsulate data access in a class or struct. Indexers enhance the flexibility and readability of code by simplifying element retrieval and storage.
• Singleton Pattern: Ensuring a Single Instance in .NET CoreSep 09, 2024. In this article, we learn about Singleton Pattern: Ensuring a Single Instance in .NET Core. The Singleton Pattern ensures a class has only one instance, providing global access. It's commonly used for managing shared resources like logging, configurations, or database connections, ensuring efficient resource usage.
• Abstract Factory Pattern: Designing Families of Related Objects in C#Sep 09, 2024. The Abstract Factory Pattern provides an interface for creating families of related objects without specifying their concrete classes. It ensures consistency and flexibility in object creation, useful in scenarios like UI design, configuration systems, and data access layers, promoting modular and decoupled design.
• Factory Method Pattern: Simplifying Object Creation in C#Sep 06, 2024. The Factory Method Pattern is a creational design pattern that delegates object creation to subclasses, promoting flexibility and maintainability. It defines an interface for creating objects but lets subclasses decide which class to instantiate. This approach reduces coupling and enhances scalability in complex systems.
• Categorizing Design Patterns: Creational, Structural & BehavioralSep 05, 2024. In this article we will learn about Categorizing Design Patterns: Creational, Structural, and Behavioral. It provides real-life examples, benefits, and challenges, offering developers insights for better software architecture.
• A Guide to Using the Decorator Pattern in Your C# CodeSep 04, 2024. In this article, we will learn how to implement this pattern in your C# code, improve code reusability, and follow best practices for more maintainable and flexible software design.
• Explain Primary Constructor in C# 12Sep 04, 2024. The primary constructor in C# 12 introduces a new way to define and initialize properties directly within the class declaration, simplifying object creation and reducing boilerplate code.
• Understanding State Design PatternSep 02, 2024. This pattern is particularly useful for implementing state machines or managing complex state-dependent logic, as it promotes cleaner code and improves maintainability in software development.
• Dynamic LINQ with Gridify in .NETAug 30, 2024. Learn how to leverage Gridify to simplify complex filtering, sorting, and pagination tasks. Perfect for developers seeking to optimize and extend their use of LINQ in C# applications.
• Interface Re-implementation in C#Aug 29, 2024. This guide covers the principles of object-oriented programming, including inheritance and polymorphism, and demonstrates practical techniques for effective interface re-implementation and code refactoring.
• Understanding of Design PatternsAug 29, 2024. Design patterns are essential in software development, divided into architectural and application/code-level patterns. Architectural patterns guide the high-level structure of software, ensuring components communicate effectively, are secure, and scalable.
• Working with Form Objects in JavaScriptAug 28, 2024. This HTML document features a user input form that collects first name, last name, email address, and comments. JavaScript functions validate these inputs to ensure fields aren't blank and the email is properly formatted. Valid data is displayed in a new window for user review before final submission.
• Crafting Efficient and Maintainable C# CodeAug 28, 2024. This guide explores essential C# best practices for robust, maintainable code. It covers using meaningful variable names, following naming conventions, handling null values, and using var judiciously.
• Introduction to Python ClassesAug 23, 2024. Learn how to define classes, create objects, and understand key OOP concepts like inheritance and encapsulation. Perfect for new programmers looking to master Python's class-based structure.
• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in .NETAug 22, 2024. This article explores Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) within the .NET framework, focusing on core concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction.
• The Best Way to Work with Excel in .NET: MiniExcelAug 16, 2024. MiniExcel is a lightweight, high-performance .NET library for handling Excel files. Simplifies tasks like reading and writing data with minimal dependencies and fast processing. Ideal for reporting, data export/import, and automation, MiniExcel offers a streamlined approach without the complexity of heavier libraries.
• Understanding the Record in C#Aug 16, 2024. Learn how records differ from classes, their advantages in creating immutable types, and how they enhance object initialization, equality checks, and more in .NET applications.
• Understanding Adapter Design PatternAug 16, 2024. The Adapter Design Pattern is a structural pattern that allows incompatible interfaces to work together. It acts as a bridge between two incompatible interfaces by converting the interface of a class into another interface clients expect.
• Best Practices for Managing Large Session States in ASP.NET MVCAug 14, 2024. To manage large session states in ASP.NET MVC efficiently, follow best practices: minimize stored data, use serializable objects, enable session state compression, and implement distributed caching with Redis or Memcached.
• Leveraging Records for Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) in C# .NETAug 12, 2024. This article explores how to leverage C# records for implementing Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) in .NET. It delves into the benefits of using records for immutable data structures, enhancing code readability, and reducing boilerplate.
• Comparing ChatGPT, Google Gemini & GitHub Copilot: Strengths & LimitsAug 09, 2024. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and GitHub Copilot are leading AI tools with distinct capabilities. ChatGPT excels in natural language processing, Google Gemini offers advanced multimodal understanding, and GitHub Copilot specializes in real-time code generation.
• Learn About .NET 9 LINQ EnhancementsAug 05, 2024. In .NET 9, two new LINQ methods enhance code simplicity and readability: .CountBy and .AggregateBy. .CountBy counts elements by key, simplifying grouping and counting tasks. .AggregateBy streamlines aggregation operations, reducing complexity.
• LINQ Best PracticesAug 01, 2024. Discover essential LINQ best practices for writing efficient, readable, and maintainable code in C#. Learn tips on query and method syntax, performance optimization, and effective use of lambda expressions and extension methods to enhance your .NET applications and streamline data querying.
• Understanding Builder Design PatternAug 01, 2024. The Builder is a pattern that belongs to the creational design patterns family. What makes it special is its ability to provide abstraction to the client by encapsulating different types of the same object with various combinations during the creation process.
• Constructor in .NET Core C#: Usage and ExamplesJul 29, 2024. Learn about constructors in .NET Core with C# in this comprehensive guide. Discover how constructors initialize class instances, their role in dependency injection, and various use cases.
• Understanding of LINQJul 28, 2024. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a powerful feature in .NET that allows developers to write SQL-like queries directly in C# or VB.NET. It supports querying collections, XML, databases, and more, using a syntax that integrates seamlessly with the language.
• Understanding Constructors in .NET CoreJul 23, 2024. "Explore the fundamentals of constructors in .NET Core, focusing on their role in object initialization and class setup. Learn about constructor overloading, chaining, and best practices in C#.
• LINQ to ADO.NET: Enhancing Data Access with Modern QueryingJul 23, 2024. In the evolving world of .NET, querying databases has traditionally been done using ADO.NET, which provides a robust set of classes for data access. However, the introduction of Language Integrated Query (LINQ) has revolutionized the way developers interact with data.
• Detailed Explanation of Builder Design Pattern in C#Jul 22, 2024. The Builder design pattern is a creational pattern used to construct complex objects step by step. It separates the object's construction from its representation, allowing for varied configurations and ensuring immutability.
• Understanding Sealed Classes in C#Jul 22, 2024. Sealed classes in C# are a vital concept in object-oriented programming, preventing other classes from inheriting them. This ensures a secure and stable class hierarchy by stopping further extension.
• Getting Started with ADO.NETJul 22, 2024. ADO.NET (ActiveX Data Objects . NET) is a set of classes in the .NET Framework that provides access to data sources such as SQL Server, Oracle, and other databases. It is a part of the larger .NET ecosystem, enabling developers to interact with data in a structured and efficient manner.
• Working with Connection Objects in ADO.NETJul 22, 2024. ADO.NET is a set of classes that expose data access services for .NET Framework programmers. A primary feature of ADO.NET is the ability to work with disconnected data. However, working directly with databases is often necessary, and this is where connection objects come into play.
• Optimizing LINQ Performance with Compiled Queries in .NETJul 22, 2024. Compiled queries in LINQ (Language Integrated Query) are a powerful feature that can significantly improve the performance of your data access code, especially when dealing with repetitive queries.
• Practical approach to EF Core with Scalar functionsJul 21, 2024. Learn how to implement and migrate scalar SQL functions in an ASP.NET Core application using Entity Framework Core. This guide covers creating a scalar function to calculate total unit prices, integrating it into EF Core, and calling it within LINQ queries to streamline database interactions.
• Object Oriented Programming in PythonJul 19, 2024. Object Oriented Programming in Python" delves into the principles and concepts of OOP using Python. This guide covers classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation, providing practical examples and hands-on exercises.
• Programming in Practice - LINQ to SQL - ExplainedJul 18, 2024. Discover the power of LINQ to SQL in this comprehensive guide. Learn how to seamlessly integrate LINQ queries with SQL databases using the .NET framework. From setting up your environment to executing complex queries, this tutorial covers it all.
• Wrapper Class vs. Object Composition with UseCaseJul 18, 2024. Explore Wrapper Classes and Object Composition in object-oriented programming. Learn how wrappers adapt interfaces and enhance functionality without altering code, ideal for legacy systems.
• Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism in C#Jul 18, 2024. In this article, we will learn how to encapsulate data for security, leverage inheritance for code reuse, and implement polymorphism to create flexible and scalable applications.
• Differences Between IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#Jul 17, 2024. Explore the nuances between IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#. Understand how these interfaces differ in data retrieval and manipulation, with a focus on performance implications and suitable use cases.
• Discard Variable in C# .NETJul 17, 2024. The discard variable (_), introduced in C# 7.0, allows developers to ignore values intentionally. It enhances code clarity by signaling unused data in tuples, pattern matching, out parameters, and LINQ queries, promoting cleaner, more efficient, and maintainable programming in .NET applications.
• Using Find Instead of FirstOrDefault with Collections in C# .NETJul 15, 2024. When working with collections in C# .NET, FirstOrDefault and Find serve similar purposes of retrieving elements based on conditions. FirstOrDefault is versatile for any IEnumerable<T>, while Find is optimized for List<T>, offering potentially better performance in list operations.