Recently I’ve been working on a .NET console app that occasionally has to call two RESTful APIs. Per best practices, I did not want to…
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Recently I’ve been working on a .NET console app that occasionally has to call two RESTful APIs. Per best practices, I did not want to…
Leave a CommentWhen I first got started with Flutter, naturally I spent a lot of time going over tutorials and code samples at the official Flutter docs.…
Leave a CommentOne of the projects I’m currently working on calculates a datasource every day based on varying input data. Each datasource has its own unique calculation…
Leave a CommentHaving worked w/ Microsoft SQL Server for the vast majority of my professional career, my first encounter w/ PostgreSQL was one where I assumed I…
Leave a CommentAs of .NET Framework 4.5, HttpClient has been the preferred way of consuming RESTful APIs since it builds upon the simplicity of WebClient with the…
Leave a CommentLately I’ve been working with a few RESTful APIs that accept date components (day, month, year) and some of them require that day and month…
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Leave a CommentLast week I was asked by a junior developer how to get the ID of a newly-inserted entity in Entity Framework (Core). He was working…
Leave a CommentRecently my interest in mobile app development was rekindled. Of the cross-platform development options out there, Flutter interested me the most. Using the toolkit seems…
Leave a CommentI recently wrote a simple anonymous function in PostgreSQL that would iterate over some table rows to get a column value, use that value to…
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