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                                                                New things about Interface? 1.  It's been to our knowledge that the interface doesn't support the body in C# but from on version 8 or above it supports the body and implementation. 2.  The interface supports access modifiers like private, protected, and internal... 3.  We can create abstract methods in the interface. 4. We can create static methods and fields and invoke them using the interface name. 5. Also, We can create a static constructor inside the interface.                                                                   For More details check my Video

We explore the powerful feature of Dev Tunnels in Visual Studio. Learn what Dev Tunnels are, how to use them effectively, and the numerous benefits they bring to developers. Discover how Dev Tunnels streamline remote debugging, enable seamless testing and validation on remote environments, foster collaboration among team members, and ensure data security. Dive into the world of Dev Tunnels and unlock a new level of efficiency and productivity in your development workflow! For More details check my Video                                          

"Deploying an ASP.NET Core MVC Application on Docker: A Step-by-Step Guide" is a comprehensive video tutorial that walks you through the process of deploying your ASP.NET Core MVC application on Docker. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this guide provides you with the essential steps and best practices to containerize and deploy your application efficiently. From setting up the Docker environment to configuring the Dockerfile and deploying the application, you'll gain a solid understanding of how to leverage Docker to streamline your deployment process. Join us in this hands-on tutorial and unlock the power of Docker for your ASP.NET Core MVC applications. For More details check my Video                                 

The "Primary Constructor" in C#12 is a new language feature designed to simplify and streamline the process of initializing objects. It aims to address common boilerplate code often found in C# classes when initializing properties and fields with constructor parameters. With the Primary Constructor feature, you can define a primary constructor directly in the class's header, making it a fundamental part of the class definition. This eliminates the need for separate constructor implementations, resulting in more concise and readable code. The primary constructor allows you to specify the class's properties and fields directly in the parameter list. When an object is instantiated, the primary constructor automatically assigns the provided values to the corresponding properties and fields. For More details check my Video                               

To generate a QR code using C# programming language, you can use the QRCoder library, which provides an easy-to-use interface for creating QR codes. For More details check my Video                                            

Scaffolding Entity Framework Core for a Database First approach involves generating model classes based on an existing database schema. This approach is useful when you have an existing database and want to quickly create the corresponding entity classes and DbContext for data access. The process typically involves using the Entity Framework Core tools to reverse-engineer the database schema and generate the model classes. This allows you to leverage the power of Entity Framework Core's ORM capabilities to interact with the database. For More details check my Video                             

 In Visual Studio 2022, you have the option to use the HTTP file for testing APIs without the need for   Postman or any other external tool. The HTTP file allows you to define and execute HTTP requests   directly within Visual Studio's code editor. To use the HTTP file for testing APIs, follow these steps: 1. Open Visual Studio 2022 and create or open a project. 2. In the Solution Explorer, right-click on the project or a specific folder where you want to add the HTTP file. 3. From the context menu, choose "Add" and then "New Item". 4. In the "Add New Item" dialog, search for "HTTP file" or navigate to "General" -> "HTTP file". 5. Enter a suitable name for the file and click the "Add" button. 6. The HTTP file will open in the code editor, and you can start defining your API requests. 7. Within the HTTP file, you can use standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc., to define your requests. You can a...