Posted by Abhishek on April 08, 2020
In this blog post, I will explain what REST standards are. Additionally, we will list out what API's need to have for it to be RESTful.Posted by Abhishek on April 08, 2020
In this blog post, we will learn how to create an ASP.NET Core Web API with Swagger feature in a Linux environment. Swashbuckle is an open source project that generates swagger documents for Web API’s. Swagger makes it really easy for people to understand an API and provides a playground to interact with the Web API. Thus it ensures a rich...Posted by Abhishek on April 01, 2020
In this blog, you will learn how to create backend for your application using NodeJS.Posted by Abhishek on February 25, 2020
In this post, we will learn the history, advent and features/principles of Object Oriented Programming Principles (OOPS). As an aspiring developer/senior developer/architect, you need to very well understand these principles and apply it to real world problems.Posted by Abhishek on February 20, 2020
If you have followed my blog on implementing “Retries using Polly in .NET Core”, then this blog will make more sense to you. In this blog, we will understand how many different techniques of Retry policies can be used in Polly.Posted by Abhishek on February 19, 2020
In this blog, we will look at a common scenario where we have to call an API endpoint and handle retries efficiently in .NET Core. For this purpose, we will be using a library called as “Polly“.Posted by Abhishek on February 18, 2020
It is a fact that any Salesforce developer that you meet will have the following strengths and weakness. This is a consistent trend everywhere. I am writing this blog to basically put my thoughts on the state of salesforce developers. This is not to defame or criticize anyone or any company. I am just trying to share what I see, hear and feel about developers in salesforce ecosystem.Posted by Abhishek on February 12, 2020
Design Patterns has nothing to do with algorithms or programming constructs/concepts (like loops, big-o complexity, etc). Instead, Design Patterns guide you to structure the classes and how they should collaborate. Here, we will understand what Design Patterns are & what different categories of patterns are there.Posted by Abhishek on February 12, 2020
Serilog is a logging implementation that can be plugged into ASP.NET Core. It supports structured logging API’s and receives log events from the ASP.NET Core framework class libraries. In this blog we will see how to configure Serilog in ASP.Net Core project.Posted by Abhishek on February 12, 2020
In this blog, we will learn the design pattern named “Memento” with a real life use-case and how to use this pattern to solve that problem.Feel free to drop in your comments on the respective blog and I will try my best to help you guys. It's a great motivator to collaborate and exchange ideas.