C# Dapper - How to make select, insert, update and delete statements
Dapper makes it easy to "Execute a query and map the results - if any - to a strongly typed List". This post demonstrates »
C# Dapper - Return inserted identity
This post describes two ways to get the generated identity of a newly inserted row. We will use the following table simple table with an Id »
C# - How to use the DataContractSerializer to serialize or deserialize XML
One way to deserialize XML is using the DataContractSerializer. You can read XML and deserialize it into an object or serialize an object into XML. If »
C# - program does not contain a static 'main' method suitable for an entry point
A common reason for this error is that you using the wrong type of project output. In Visual Studio try the following and rebuild: * Right click »
C# - How to deserialize a list of strings using the DataContractSerializer with ReadObject
I found many examples on how to do this around the internet: * DataContractSerializer Deserialize list not working * How to Deserialize XML using DataContractSerializer * DataContractSerializer Class But »
C# - Should you reuse your HTTPClient? or dispose it after every request?
I have always been told to reuse the HttpClient throughout the application lifetime for better performance and stability. If you search for why, there are quite »
C# - How to add or remove headers using the HttpClient
You can set default headers on the HttpClient using the DefaultRequestHeaders property: _httpClient.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("MyFantasticHeader" ,"MyFantasticValue"); var result = await _httpClient.GetAsync( »
C# - How to return a named tuple from a method
You are probably here because you have forgotten the syntax for returning a tuple from a method. To be honest that is also the reason why »
C# - How to create a named tuple or list of named tuples
There are two reasons you are on this page: 1) you forgot the syntax for named tuples 2) You have just learned about named tuples and »
C# - How to connect to a MSSQL database using a SqlConnection
You can use the SqlConnection class to connect to a MSSQL server. If we have a database called MyDb with a simple table called MyEntities: CREATE »