Learning the Digital Realm

Blazor is a fantastic framework to build web applications. It comes in two flavors: Server or Web Assembly. When creating a new project (not EMPTY), the .NET template spits out a simple application that you can then build off of. Both templates feature a Pages directory with Razor Pages (.razor)... [Read More]

When I code, I typically create a “rough draft” of code and then refactor it so that it can become more performant. One tool that I like to use to test my code’s overall speed is BenchmarkDotNet. BenchmarkDotNet is a .NET library that helps test code by tracking its performance.... [Read More]

When working with .NET you sometimes need to add reusable external code, or packages, to your project. With .NET and it’s vast ecosystem, there is a handy tool that you can utilize to do that. The tool is NuGet. NuGet is a package manager where you can access these “packages”.... [Read More]

In this post I will be talking about application logging. Performing logging actions in the background of an application is very important. This will help a developer or anyone supporting the application by showing important information about what is happening with the application. For instance, you might have an application... [Read More]

Today I was practicing some C# by solving some Leet Code problems. I came across one that was fairly easy, but I wanted to write about it because there are numerous ways to go about solving it. One of the easiest ways to solve it is by using LINQ. LINQ... [Read More]