C# 9.0 introduces a new type called record type which is an immutable reference type with a ‘built-in’ value-based comparison. It’s inumattble because once the object is created it cannot be changed. Read more

Where should you store a json web token in a single page application ? Local storage ? a Cookie ?

Want to start developing custom YNAB tools using .net core ? You can use this github project as a base Read more

You can easily access the OAuth access token by calling Read more

I religiously avoid using model objects on my API interfaces. The reason is really simple, a model is a business entity and you don’t want to expose a business entity inadvertently to your API consumers. Read more

There are 2 http verbs that can be used when updating a resource: Put and Patch but when to use one over the another ? In simplistic terms the former updates the entire resource whereas the latter updates one partially.

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