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…
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Mapping Dynamic Stored Procedures with Repository Pattern Reflection
Dozens of stored procedures for CRUD activities, reports, imports, exports, and business logic are frequently encountered in large enterprise applications. In the past, developers would manually map parameters, read DataTables, and transform results into models in a distinct C# function for every process. However, this results in excessive connection between your C# layer and SQL,…
UpdatePanel’s function in ASP.NET WebForms
1. In ASP.NET WebForms, what is an UpdatePanel? The ASP.NET AJAX framework includes the UpdatePanel control. Instead of reloading the complete site each time an event (such as a button click) occurs, it enables you to refresh a portion of a web page (partial postback). To put it simply: Without UpdatePanel, each postback causes the…
The distinctions among.NET Core, .NET 5, .NET 6, .NET 7 and.NET 8
Introduction to .NET .NET is a development framework created by Microsoft. It allows developers to build applications for web, desktop, mobile, cloud, gaming, and IoT. Originally, there was only the .NET Framework, which worked only on Windows. To make .NET cross-platform and modern, Microsoft introduced .NET Core. Later, they unified everything into a single product…