A time ago I wrote a post about enabling support for SqlServer Temporal tables in EF Core. Then it was EF Core 2.1. Let’s see what has changed during that time and what we can do today with EF Core 5 in terms of Temporal table support.
By Mirek on (tags: EF, Entity Framework, .Net 5, SqlServer, Temporal Tables, categories: architecture, code)Microsoft always intensivelly work to allow .NET developer create applications easier and faster. MAUI is another way to achieve that.
By Mirek on (tags: Android, iOS, MAUI, Mobile apps, .NET 6, Xamarin.Forms, categories: architecture)Today a short guide on how to use your custom attribute in csproj file. Keep reading.
By Mirek on (tags: Assembly attribute, csproj, Custom attribute, .Net 5, categories: architecture, code)Is it possible to change starting point for WPF application, so that we can run some code before even the actual application is created? Keep reading to get know…
By Mirek on (tags: Starting Point, WPF, categories: architecture, code)We’ve recently stumbled upon some strange error in one of our websites. The problem was the Microsoft Flow server started to rejecting connections constantly.
By Mirek on (tags: External services, Microsoft, MS Flow, TLS, categories: architecture)Recently I stumbled upon a problem that a CSS file was not minified on production in my ASP.NET MVC 5 web application. Moreover the error saying “Minification failed. Returning unminified contents.” was added to the CSS content. It turned out that it’s an old, known issue and in this post I will show you how I fixed it.
By Mirek on (tags: ASP.NET, Bundling, css, Minification, categories: architecture, code, web)Recently we’ve migrated our projects repository from TFS 2010 to TFS 2017. Unfortunately it soon turned out that WPF projects doesn’t cooperate with new TFS.
By Mirek on (tags: AssemblyVersion, msbuild, resource dictionary, TFS 2017, WPF, XAML, categories: architecture, tools)In .Net world every line of code has to be compiled before it can be executed obviously. However the compilation process occurs twice. First the Common Intermediate Language (CIL) is produced out of human readable code and it occurs just after the development process. Then the CIL is compiled into the native code specifically to be interpreted by the target machine. The letter step occurs on the fly, on client machine and is called the JIT (Just In Time) compilation.
By Mirek on (tags: NGen CIL JIT-compilation, categories: architecture, tools)Recently I’ve been working on a api project where the requirement was that any data on the api service side is plain xml, stored in database as xml type column. No binding and object materialization is done on the server. However the client has to operate on clr objects. I am going to show you the solution I came to.
By Mirek on (tags: Web API, web service, XML, categories: architecture)A time ago I have been writing about the Sql Server application roles, what are the benefits of using them and what are the limitations when we want to incorporate the Entity Framework to use application role. Today I will show you how to workaround those limitations with new Entity Framework facility introduced in version 6 of the framework.
By Mirek on (tags: Application Role, Entity Framework, SQL Server, categories: architecture, code)