Cookies, session storage, and local storage are the three most used methods for saving data on the client side in online applications. They each perform specialized functions and have distinct properties that allow them to be used in a variety of situations. In this post, we’ll look at the differences between cookies, session storage, and…

Assume we’re creating a web application for a seat reservation system that users can use to reserve seats for an event. The application must be highly sensitive to available seats for an event and must reflect changes in available seats in real time for a given event. To create such an application, we must ensure…

In this article, I will show you how to use custom attributes in C# to add metadata to your code elements. Metadata is information that describes your code, such as its purpose, behavior, or usage. You can use metadata to enhance your code functionality, such as performing code analysis, serialization, or custom actions. What are…

To avoid such attacks, Microsoft has recently created inbuilt middleware called Rate limiting middleware.Core 7 of the internet. We used the Nuget package “AspNetCoreRateLimit” in the previous version to create Rate Limiting capabilities. Now, in this post, I will discuss Rate limiting middleware in detail, and in the next article, we will build it. Let…