Exploring C# 12: Embracing Type Aliases for Cleaner Code As a dedicated C# developer, I’m thrilled to delve into one of the most exciting features coming with C# 12—type aliases. This new capability is a game-changer, especially for those of us who often rely on Tuples to pass parameters without creating specific classes. Let’s explore... » read more
Converting GUID’s to Base36 and back again GUID’s, or Globally Unique Identifiers, are a common sight in URLs, used for identification or referencing specific resources. However, their traditional 32-character hexadecimal format is not the most pleasing to the eye in a URL. Optimally, a GUID should be converted to a Base-36 string that contains simple... » read more
Complicated data structures like Dictionaries can be difficult to two-way bind in a Razor page. Here's a quick sample showing you exactly how to do it