Whether you're building a small feature or a scalable product, these 5 golden rules will help ensure your UI code in React JS is clean, performant, and team-friendly. 1️⃣ 🎯 Use Feature-Based Folder Structure Organize your components by feature, not by type. ✅ Easier to scale and navigate ✅ Keeps styles
⚡ Event-Driven Development in .NET 9 Event-driven development (EDD) is a powerful paradigm where components react to events, rather than being tightly coupled by direct calls. In .NET 9, EDD shines in microservices, asynchronous workflows, and real-time applications — all made easier with MassTransit, NServiceBus, Azure Service Bus, and SignalR. 🛠️ Usage in
“Your resume is your first impression—make it count.” Landing your first tech job in 2025 is competitive but absolutely doable if you start with a well-crafted resume. With AI and automation filtering resumes before a human even sees them, your resume needs to stand out both technically and visually.
🔧 Must-Know .NET NuGet Package: Serilog Package: Serilog.AspNetCore Purpose: Structured and flexible logging for .NET apps Why Serilog? * Provides structured, readable logs (JSON, plain text, etc.) * Integrates seamlessly with ASP.NET Core logging * Supports rich log destinations (sinks): console, file, Seq, Azure, ElasticSearch, and more * Enables filtering, enrichment, correlation IDs,
Avoid Public Fields and Use Access Modifiers Carefully Directly exposing fields can lead to tight coupling and unexpected modifications from other classes. Always use access modifiers thoughtfully — default to private, and expose data through properties if needed. Bad Practice: public int age; Good Practice private int _age; public int Age
Use switch Expressions for Cleaner Conditions Instead of long if-else chains, try C# 8+ switch expressions to simplify your logic. Example: string role = user switch { Admin => "Admin Panel", Guest => "Guest View", _ => "User Home" }; Why? Shorter and more readable Easier to maintain
⚠️ Avoid Catching General Exceptions Catching all exceptions with catch (Exception ex) might seem convenient, but it can hide real problems and make debugging harder. Bad: try { // DB operation dbContext.SaveChanges(); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine("Something went wrong: " + ex.Message); } Better try { // DB operation dbContext.SaveChanges(); } catch (SqlException
Build resilient, scalable, and time-based background services in your .NET 9 apps like a pro. 🚀 Why Quartz.NET for .NET 9? Quartz.NET is a powerful and flexible scheduler that lets you run jobs based on time intervals (like cron) or ad-hoc logic. Whether you're cleaning logs nightly,
“Build modern, scalable apps with ease — say hello to .NET Aspire!” ✨ What is .NET Aspire? .NET Aspire is a brand-new cloud-native application development stack for .NET 8 and beyond. It’s a pre-configured, opinionated setup to help developers quickly build, manage, and deploy microservices, APIs, workers, and cloud-ready apps — with
Day 5: Understanding Use Cases and Interfaces in Clean Architecture In Clean Architecture, Use Cases and Interfaces are the foundation for scalable and maintainable apps. 📌 What are Use Cases? They represent what your application needs to do — independent of technology. Example: Create Order, Get Product List, Cancel Subscription. Focus on
Go beyond the basics — Master these underrated EF Core features to write high-performance, production-grade applications! 🚀 1️⃣ ExecuteUpdateAsync() — Bulk Update Without Loading Entities 🛠️ Introduced in EF Core 7 — Perform direct SQL UPDATE operations without fetching entities into memory. 🔹 Usage: await dbContext.Users .Where(u => u.LastLogin < DateTime.UtcNow.AddYears(
"Bad code works. But good code works for years." In today's post, we're diving into the SOLID principles — 5 key design rules that help us build maintainable and scalable software. These principles fit perfectly within Clean Architecture and act like the backbone of writing
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“Sometimes, all it takes is 60 seconds to save hours of debugging.” ✅ 1. Fix Null Reference Exceptions with ?. Before: var name = user.Address.City.ToUpper(); // Boom! ✅ After (Safe Call) var name = user?.Address?.City?.ToUpper(); 💡 Why? Avoid runtime crashes. This is the safest way to deal with potentially null objects
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Day 2 – Wednesday: The Backbone of a Maintainable Application Welcome back, devs! On Day 1, we explored what Clean Architecture is and why it actually matters in the long run. Today, we go hands-on. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to structure your .NET application using Clean
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Tired of boilerplate event bus blogs? This one's different. Let's make messaging ✨magical✨ with MassTransit. 🔍 What Is MassTransit & Why Should You Care? MassTransit is a powerful, open-source distributed application framework for .NET. It abstracts messaging systems like RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, and Kafka — so you
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Writing LINQ with Entity Framework Core is powerful — but small mistakes can lead to serious performance hits, data issues, and runtime exceptions. Here's a list of real-world mistakes developers commonly make (and how to avoid them) when working with EF Core LINQ. 1️⃣ Calling .ToList() Too Early 🐌 Mistake:
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Supercharge your .NET apps with these powerful and modern EF Core LINQ features. From SQL-like pattern matching to bulk updates — these features are essential for clean and performant code. 💪 1️⃣ Use EF.Functions.Like for Smart SQL Pattern Matching 🔡 Use SQL LIKE directly in LINQ for flexible wildcard searches without
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Welcome to Week 1 of our blog series: Mastering .NET Web Application Architecture. In this post, we’ll lay the groundwork by understanding what Clean Architecture is and why it's essential for building maintainable, testable, and scalable apps. 🔥 Have you ever worked on a .NET project where everything
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Hi there! I’m Bharath — a full stack developer with 8+ years of experience in .NET, Angular, React, and Microsoft Azure. Whether you’re just starting out in tech or you’ve been in the game for a while, I’m glad you’re here. 🚀 Why This Blog? As developers,