Month: March 2017
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Getting Started Building the Person Service
Tags: PersonService At my company we have a service which provides information about all employees. The service has only one table and returns either a single object representing an employee or a DataTable containing information about one or more employees. The service gets it’s information from our HR system. The service allows you to specify […]
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Some Things I Learned While Getting Started with .NET Standard
Tags: .NET Standard;C#; I recently created a new .NET library, which I wrote about here, and I decided to create it using the new .NET Standard library. I had read about .NET Standard when they announced it and read several articles that discussed it of which Rick Strahl’s article is a must read. As with […]
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A New Password Library in C#
Tags: C#;Security I recently had a need to generate a password that met a defined policy. I came across several good discussions on Stack Overflow that provided ways to generate cryptographically secure passwords using RNGCryptoServiceProvider to generate truly random bytes. Yet none of the discussions talked about how to implement policies such as having at […]
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Adding Diagnostics in Entity Framework Core
Tags: EFCore, ASPNETCore, Prefix, DBMonitor In my last article I talked about getting started with Entity Framework Core. In this article I want to cover the diagnostics aspect of Entity Framework Core. We will look at enabling logging in our application and how to use a profiler to get more in-depth information about Entity Framework. […]
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Getting Started with Entity Framework Core
Tags: EFCore, dotConnect, Oracle, MSSQLServer, dotnetcore Goals Having a little experience with previous versions of the Entity Framework, I wanted to learn Entity Framework Core. We use a mixture of Oracle and MS SQL Server at work, and I wanted to understand the differences of getting started with each. So in this article I will […]
Joshua Chini 