Git is now the foundation of professional software engineering in the current DevOps environment, rather than merely a “nice-to-have” ability. Knowing the subtleties of Git can save hours of troubleshooting and prevent catastrophic data loss, whether you are handling intricate Oracle migrations or developing an ASP.NET Core multi-tenant application. An end-to-end roadmap of Git commands,…
Author: Pablo Francesco
Which Solution to ASP.NET Core API Versioning Is the Best?
In order to preserve backward compatibility, facilitate seamless feature evolution, and avoid breaking changes for current customers, API versioning is crucial in.NET Core. Older users must continue to operate without interruption as APIs expand and new capabilities are added. Enterprise-grade scalability, controlled releases, and long-term maintainability are guaranteed when an organized API versioning approach is…
A Complete Study at Native AOT and Ahead-of-Time Compilation in .NET
Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation, in which Intermediate Language (IL) code is compiled into native machine code at runtime, has historically been the foundation of .NET programs. This method can result in startup delays and increased memory utilization, but it also enables flexibility and great runtime efficiencies. Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, with Native AOT being its most sophisticated…
Blazor with ADO.NET and PostgreSQL (Enterprise-Ready Guide)
This article will discuss how to use ADO.NET (Npgsql) to link a Blazor (Server or WebAssembly) application with a PostgreSQL database. This method works particularly well when: You favor raw SQL or stored procedures. You wish to stay away from ORM overhead. You are developing enterprise-level or financial systems. Architecture Overview Blazor UI ↓ Service…
The Reasons Behind the Slowness of Your.NET Core App (And How to Fix It)
One of the most important features of contemporary applications is performance. Despite.NET Core’s speed and cross-platform compatibility, many apps still have performance problems—not because of the framework, but rather because of how it is used. In this post, we’ll examine potential causes of your.NET Core application’s slowness and offer solutions based on tried-and-true best practices….