In previous versions of .Net the standard was to have a startup.cs file which implemented two methods: * ConfigureServices: Which is responsible for configuring dependency injection. »
You are likely looking for one of these two examples (using hours): var dateTimeMinusOneHour = DateTime.Now.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromHours(1)); var dateTimeMinusOneHour = DateTime.Now.AddHours(-1) »
I have previously written a post on how to return HTML from an ASP.NET controller endpoint. In this post I will take a more general »
I thought I would give an update on how it is going with the blog. I know this is far over mid-year as we are in »
C# has great built-in support for making HTTP requests using the HttpClient. Using this client you can Put, Post, Get, Delete and much more using your »
Dapper is a micro ORM or a simple object mapper and it integrates smoothly with C# and its SqlConnection. The same applies to Dapper and transactions »
This post shows you how to call a stored procedure with a parameter using Dapper. If we have the following table with an Id (int) and »
This post describes how to create and drop a stored procedure with a parameter in MSSQL. If we have the following MyEntities table with an Id »
Using the HttpRequestMessage together with the HttpClient you can easily send a HTTP Delete request in C#. Below we have a delete endpoint on https://localhost: »
Like with HttpGet HttpPut or HttpPost attributes there is a respective attribute for the HTTP Delete Method - HttpDelete. You can add this attribute to get »