C# - How to put or post XML using the HttpClient - updated for 2023
It is quite easy to send XML using the HttpClient. In order to do this you need to use the StringContent object, provide it with an »
Ghost blog - Getting rid of the <br> tag and space added between text and image when inserting images from Unsplash
I recently tried the feature "Add image from Unsplash" on my Ghost blog. However I found out that there is a lot of extra »
C# - When to use value tuples and when to use classes - updated 2022
Value tuples were introduced with C# 7. The original tuples have been around since 2010 when they were released with .Net Framework 4.0. Even though »
How to make prism.js word-wrap (line-wrap) code snippets
I recently made a post where I needed to show some code that would look better without word wrap as it was basically one or two »
Visual Studio - How to diff/compare two different files in your solution
Given how long Visual Studio has been out there I sometimes wonder why there is no built in function to compare two files. Using for example »
xUnit - How to assert that a method throws an exception - 2022
A year ago I made a post on the absence of the DoesNotThrow assertion in xUnit. In this post I show how you can assert if »
C# - How to avoid having Tuple members named item1, item2 itemX etc. in methods, lists and variables
Earlier this year I made a post on how to make a list of named value tuples. I decided to make a new post with some »
New cookie policy page!
I have now created a cookie policy page for my blog. You can find it at /cookie-policy/, I used the template from websitepolicies.com which was »
How to get started with programming and teaching yourself to write code
Getting into programming can seem like a daunting task when you first start out and you may find yourself in deep waters. But I hope I »
Adding code highlighting to your website and blog using prism.js
If you are a blogger on software you are likely going to share some code snippets. Without highlighting code can be hard to read and your »