In our last talk about System.CommandLine, we learned how to easily build command line apps using .NET and C#, following most of the advice from CLI guidelines. We also brought in dependency injection to make our code more flexible, easier to read, a...
System.CommandLine is the official .NET library that provides common functionality for command-line applications. This includes features like argument parsing, automatic help text generation, tab autocomplete, suggestions, corrections, sub-commands, ...
Validation attributes are an extremely convenient and non-intrusive method of validating data integrity in .NET. All you need to do is decorate your properties, fields, or method parameters to gain access to this functionality. At GSoft, we developed...
If you're using the .NET Application Insights SDK to instrument and monitor your ASP.NET Core or worker service applications, this blog post is for you. We'll explore some potential causes for data loss in your telemetry, and how to fix them: Losing...
Since the release of .NET 6, we've heard a lot about ASP.NET Core minimal APIs. They've been discussed at Microsoft conferences, in blog posts, in YouTube videos, and on social networks. We've all seen this kind of code sample of a minimal API: var b...
During my recent visit to the Microsoft offices in Montréal for a meetup organized by the MSDEVMTL Meetup group, I had the opportunity to learn more about Kiota, an incredible tool developed by Microsoft. The Kiota development team showcased its capa...
