C# - How to convert a list of tuples into a dictionary using the ToDictionary method
There is a built-in method in C# where you can create a dictionary from a list - it is called ToDictionary [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ »
How to lazy load Disqus using vanilla/native javascript! - Updated 2022
I recently found out that my blog was slow according to google pagespeed. I scored below 50, but I could have sworn that when I created »
I now have a Twitter account for my blog!
I have now created a twitter account for my blog. Perhaps I should have done this years ago but I have always been against sharing my »
What is software architecture? with definitions and examples - updated for 2022
It can be hard to grasp what software architecture is as it encompasses a wide range of theoretical and practical disciplines. It ranges from describing how »
Software architecture - defining what is a monolith?
There are not many definitions of monoliths out there and they are often portrayed as the opposite of a microservice architecture or what not to do. »
C# - How to easily create and start a new thread
It is quite easy to start a new thread in C#. All you need is to instantiate a new object of the type Thread and call »
The Arrange, Act and Assert structure for unit tests
The Triple A (AAA) abbreviation: Arrange, Act and Assert is a way to structure your unit tests into 3 sections: * Arrange: Assign variables, setup stubs, mocks »
C# - how to inject, mock or stub DateTime for unit tests
In this post I will demonstrate how you can stub the DateTime [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.datetime?view=netcore-3.1] struct in »
How to redirect HTTP put, post or delete requests and why you may end up with a GET request upon redirection
I will start with a small disclaimer: it is always up to the client how to handle redirects. Most of the time they handle status codes »
List of HTTP status response code group meanings, such as 200, 400 and 500
Understanding HTTP Status Codes When you interact with a website or application, your browser and the server communicate using HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol). An important part »