ADO.NET Data Providers
Working with Integration Tests in ASP.NET 6 Core
Testing is an integral element of the development process for every application. There are many types of tests such as unit tests, integration tests,...
.NET Conf 2022, November 8-10
Hey, you there. Yes, you! There’s something going on; something in the air - and you’re one click from all the info. Come on...
Working with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Technology in C#
In this article, we will talk about Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) technology. Also, we will discuss how to work with it in C# and...
Best Practices in Using the DbContext in EF Core
Entity Framework Core is an open-source, popular, lightweight, and flexible cross-platform ORM. In Entity Framework Core (also called EF Core), a Db context is...
Consume a RESTful API Using RestSharp and C#
This article talks about REST concepts, the RESTSharp library, and how it can be used to work with RESTful APIs in ASP.NET 6. We’ll...
Implementing Rate Limiting in ASP.NET 6 Core and C#
Throttling and rate limiting restrict API access, but they serve different purposes. While rate limiting can limit API usage to ensure stability, throttling prevents...
Key Difference between ADO.NET and ASP.NET
When we plan to develop any web-based application using the .NET Framework, we need to use ASP.NET for development. But, while we are using...
Scheduling Cron Jobs in ASP.NET 6 and C#
This article covers cron jobs and how we can leverage Quartz.Net to schedule cron jobs in ASP.NET 6. It shows how we can store...
Visual Studio 2022 Support in Devart .NET Connectivity Solutions
Devart is glad to announce the release of the new versions of multiple high-performance ADO.NET data providers, LinqConnect, and Entity Developer.
This update includes an...
Introduction to ADO.NET
ADO.NET is a part of .NET Framework that provides access to different types of data sources. ADO.NET supports relational, XML and application data. ADO.NET...
