To Var, or Not To Var? When to Use Var in Your C# Code
There’s a simple way to answer this question, and it all comes down to readability.
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HTTP Requests on Super Easy Mode with RestSharp!
RestSharp is a great .NET library that simplifies the implementation of an HTTP client in C#, with built-in authentication and serialization. In this tutorial, we’re …
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Asynchronous C# with Async/Await
Asynchronous programming at its most basic level is a way of executing a potentially long running task but doing so in a way that doesn’t …
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Sending Arguments to a C# Console App
Console applications are great. They’re convenient little workers that don’t need fancy GUIs and complex APIs. They just get on with the tasks you lay …
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How to Read a CSV File with C#
StreamReader is a really powerful aspect of C# and .NET in general and can be used to read data in many different layouts, one being …
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C# Video Tutorial – Using Structs
Let’s take a look a Structs – the way to get a ‘class-like’ object with the benefits of stack memory allocation. This is a key …
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Ternary Operators In C#
Why write code that spans 8 lines when it can fit on one? I made a video about shortening your IF ELSE statements in C# …
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HTTP GET and POST in C#
Making an GET or POST Request is easy in C# thanks to the HttpClient object. This object comes out of the box in C# and …
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Is C# Good for Beginners?
Are you a programmer looking to dip your toes into a new language? Or are you starting from scratch and trying to find the best language to cut your teeth on. Whether you are a fresh-faced junior or a hardened FORTRAN veteran, C# is a fantastic language for people who need a general-purpose, object oriented language. But despite it’s reasonably low barrier of entry. it may not be for everyone.
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How To Receive and Parse Emails from SendGrid in .NET
SendGrid is offering a robust event webhook in the form of Inbound Email Parse, an API feature that allows you to receive emails for a …
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