📅 Week 39
Checking If the Operating System Is Linux in C# & .NET
[C#, .NET]
Yesterday’s post, “Checking If the Operating System Is macOS in C# & .NET”, looked at a quicker, simpler API to check whether your code is running on macOS.
📅 Week 38
Checking If the Operating System Is macOS in C# & .NET
[C#, .NET]
In a previous post, “Determining The Operating System C# .NET Program Is Running Under”, we looked at how to extract information about the operating system the code is running under.
Skipping Unit Tests in C# & .NET
[C#, .NET, Testing, xUnit]
If you work in the .NET ecosystem, you are likely using xUnit as your testing framework, and (my personal preference) AwesomeAssertions as your test assertion framework.
Beware - Statement Blocks in SQL Server - T-SQL
[SQL Server]
One thing that still occasionally trips me up, even today, is statement blocks in Microsoft SQL Server T-SQL.
More Rounding Considerations in C#
[C#, .NET]
In a prior post, “NET 11 Release Candidate - Breaking Change - Numeric Conversion Rounding”, we looked at a potentially breaking issue with rounding before type conversions.
Float To Decimal Numeric Conversion In Java
[Java]
In a previous post, “.NET 11 Release Candidate - Breaking Change - Numeric Conversion Rounding”, we looked at a breaking change in .NET where float conversions to decimal were first taken to the nearest approximation before conversion.
.NET 11 Release Candidate - Stabilization Of Union Types
[C#, .NET, .NET 11 Preview]
In a previous post, “.NET 11 Preview - Discriminated Unions Support”, we looked at the support for discriminated union types in .NET.
.NET 11 Release Candidate - Breaking Change - Numeric Conversion Rounding
[C#, .NET, .NET 11 Preview]
Conversion between numeric types is a necessary evil, especially when dealing with approximate types.
📅 Week 37
Leading Spaces Considerations When Using CSVHelper
[C#, .NET, StarLibrary]
In the past, I have discussed my extensive use of the CSVHelper library, including as recently as yesterday, when I talked about “Changing the CSV Delimiter with CSVHelper”.
Changing the CSV Delimiter with CSVHelper
[C#, .NET, StarLibrary]
I have, in the past, talked about the excellent CSVHelper library by Josh Close.
Viewing Files In The Terminal Using Bat Without Line Numbers
[Tools, Terminal]
In a previous post, “Viewing Files In The Terminal Using Bat”, we looked at how to view files in the terminal using the utility bat, a better alternative to cat.
.NET 11 Release Candidate - DNS Record Resolving In Linux, macOS & Unix
[C#, .NET, .NET 11 Preview]
In a previous post, “.NET 11 Preview - Native DNS Record Resolving”, we saw how .NET 11 can now do DNS record resolving natively.
.NET 11 Release Candidate Is Out
[C#, .NET]
The first release candidate for .NET 11 is out!
Viewing Files In The Terminal Using Bat
[Tools, Terminal]
Viewing file contents while in the terminal is something that you will probably do quite often.
Viewing Redis Cache With Another Redis Desktop Manager
[Tools, Redis]
In a previous post, “Storing Data In Redis With Command Line”, we looked at how to setup a Redis image for cache purposes, and how to connect to it, insert and retrieve data.
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