Classes and objects. Programming vs philosophy
Few days back I had an interesting discussion with a colleague. We both have studied philosophy earlier in our lives so our discussion went into…
All that glitters is not gold
“All that glitters is not gold” is a well-known saying, meaning that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. Does…
Do you want to become a software developer? Here’s a good chance to start
Do you want to become a software developer even if you didn’t study computer science? If yes, keep reading since this post might be interesting…
Playing around with ASP.Net Core ConfigureServices()
These days I’m working on a small personal project with ASP.Net Core and this allowed me play around with the ConfigureServices method in Startup.cs and…
How to integrate Ocelot with Identity Server 4
Not so long ago I wrote an article on how we can create our own API gateways using the Ocelot open source library. Since then,…
Building your own ASP.Net Core API gateway with Ocelot
I’m currently working on some very interesting stuff and one of it is building an Asp.Net Core API gateway. An API gateway might be a…
The quest for a perfect IDaaS solution
Every discussion about security should start with a discussion about identity and access management, while other type of management like business management which you can…
The curious case of strings in C#
In the last article I tried to describe the difference between value types and reference types in C# and I received some interesting feedback from…
Reference types and value types in .NET
In .NET (and therefore C#) there are two main sorts of type: reference types and value types! Understanding these sorts of type is crucial in the .Net ecosystem and,…
Sorting lists in C#
Working with lists is something developers do almost everyday. One of the most common tasks when we think about lists is sorting them. Fortunately, sorting…
