Hello im coding somewhat heavy performance wise thing (that will execute very often) and ive already optimized it in number of ways but i cant tell which option should I go for. I normally use Read more…
I’m doing a project with a guy mentoring me. He gave me a task to make a web api project following clean architecture and with jwt authentication. I have Pluralsight subscription if that helps. ASP.NET Read more…
My project is I have to write a program that reads out an employee’s first name, last name, their hours worked, their pay rate, and overtime hours. Along with calculating the gross pay of each Read more…
Hello everyone! This is a monthly thread for sharing and discussing side-projects created by r/csharp‘s community. Feel free to create standalone threads for your side-projects if you so desire. This thread’s goal is simply to Read more…
First of all, happy new year! I ask this question for my upcoming app. I mean sign in with google, etc. Thank you for your time. I answered yes because it is almost always my Read more…
Hello, all. So I’ve been working on this really large project for months. It has two blazor websites(one for the public, one for authenticated admins and mods). those parts aren’t relevant It has a NET Read more…
I just have a very simple question, does C# have command like this? DoCommand(“int x = 20”); or just like Eval () in JavaScript? I believe Roslyn can help with this. See this answer on Read more…
Is there a way to simplify “RainbowFade” function? I’m just getting started with programming, and I’ve heard that using a lot of “else if” isn’t good.I think this is better. Okay that simplified the code Read more…
Is there any systematic tutorial that covers different ways of multithreading in C# and when to use them respectively (like patterns)? Thanks. There are many different ways of course but the difference between most of Read more…
I was looking at the ConcurrentBag documentation page, and the code sample they provided has the following: itemsInBag is a plain int, and it is written to concurrently without synchronization. This looks like a race Read more…