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Introduction to Microsoft Azure

Most of the companies are building Sass products and want to have their infrastructure on the cloud. There are various cloud platforms evolving each and every day. So Microsoft marked their footprint on the cloud with the help of Azure. Azure is an cloud computing service developed by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, managing apps... Continue Reading →

REST vs gRPC

Application Program Interface(API) is a set of definitions and protocols that allow technology products and services to communicate with each other. In simpler words, it’s just set of functions where you can call it by giving an request and it will perform a set of operations and it will return you a response. The REST API's has been one of the important aspect of web programming. It's been a bridge... Continue Reading →

Introduction to WiX Toolset

WiX Toolset is an open-source project, developed by Microsoft and it is being maintained by Rob Mensching . It provides you a set of tools to create Windows Installer Packages from XML Source Code. Most of the companies are building Sass products but still there are some of them building on-premise products. These products should... Continue Reading →

Introduction to Dapper

One of the most important operation in your enterprise application would be reading/writing to database. Sometimes it's very much important when you have lot of customers, the reading/writing should happen faster. In our .NET Applications, we have a class called SqlCommand and you should be able to perform read/write operations but, Brace yourselves, Dapper is... Continue Reading →

Introduction to Dependency Injection

Dependency Injection(DI) is a software design pattern which decreases the tight-coupling between the software components. If you take any projects, couple or more classes combine together to make a business logic and this leads to dependency of each other. To solve this dependency in an efficient way we have DI. Most of the .NET applications... Continue Reading →

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