I now have 500 daily visitors on my blog!
Ah, not every day of the week but as an average over a week. This is yet another milestone for my blog. I have had 629, »
MSSQL - A network-related or instance-specific error occurred
I have witnessed this error quite a few times in my career. I see it every time there is something wrong with the network in a »
How to create a redirect to another domain using redirects.json on Ghost blog
You can use both YAML and JSON for creating redirects. In this post I use JSON but you can easily translate my examples to YAML. Redirects »
C# - How to setup WebApplicationFactory in .Net 6 without a startup.cs file
Prior to .Net 6 you would have a startup.cs class to set up your asp.net application. In .Net 6 the standard is now to »
C# - Get a DateTime or DateTimeOffset in UTC format or a time zone format
Most APIs you come across use a standard for the format of dates and time, often it will be the ISO 8601 format, known as round-trip »
C# - How to get a property from a JSON string without parsing it to a class using SelectToken and JObject
Often you would use a class to represent the JSON object you want to Deserialize, however for whatever reason you might want to skip the class »
C# - How to parse JSON using DeserializeObject from JSON.net
I recently extended a post on how to call the yahoo finance API [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/2021/11/14/csharp-how-to-call-the-yahoo-finance-api/] with details on how to serialize »
Blog status and search performance of 2021
So another year has passed and I am writing a status for my blog once again this year. In 2021 I made about 50 posts throughout »
My top 5 blog posts of 2021
Last year I did a "top 5 blog posts of 2020 [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/2021/02/06/my-top-5-blog-posts-of-2020/]" and I have decided to keep »
C# HttpClient - How to use basic authentication and set the HTTP authorization header
Basic authentication is becoming a rare sight, however it is still quite widely used due to its simplicity. In C#, using the HttpClient and HttpRequestMessage you »