How To
How to launch browser and visit web site in C#
2/1/2025 3:15:02 AM 758
To launch a web browser and visit a website in C#, you can use the System.Diagnostics.Process class.
How to get project file path in C#
1/26/2025 1:26:09 AM 1.17K
In C#, you can get the project file path in different ways.
How to Parse a Comma-Separated String from App.config in C#
1/22/2025 9:22:17 AM 287
In this article, I'll walk you through how to parse comma-separated integer values from app.config and load them into a HashSet for efficient lookups.
How to fix 'The transaction log for the database is null due to OLDEST_PAGE'
1/22/2025 8:20:19 AM 488
The error 'The transaction log for the database is null due to 'OLDEST_PAGE' in SQL Server typically indicates a situation where the transaction log is corrupted or there is an issue with the log file structure.
Optimizing WCF Services for Performance and Scalability
1/22/2025 4:11:14 AM 45
WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) is a robust programming framework designed for building, configuring, and deploying network-distributed services.
How to unit test async methods in C#
1/22/2025 3:07:25 AM 111
Unit testing asynchronous methods in C# is an essential skill for ensuring your code functions as expected, especially when working with external dependencies like web APIs or databases.
How to consume an SSE endpoint using HttpClient in C#
1/22/2025 2:58:14 AM 187
Server-Sent Events (SSE) offer an efficient way for clients to receive real-time updates from a server.
How to send a file using HttpClient in C#
1/22/2025 2:45:12 AM 158
When working with HTTP requests in C#, one common task is sending files through a POST request.
Sending query strings using HttpClient in C#
1/21/2025 9:59:48 AM 140
Query strings consist of a ? followed by one or more key-value pairs separated by &. It is essential to ensure that special characters, such as spaces or Unicode characters, are properly encoded.
Performance Boost from Reusing HttpClient Connections
1/21/2025 9:50:18 AM 110
When you reuse an HttpClient instance for multiple requests, the connection is kept open and reused for each subsequent request.
How to change the HttpClient timeout per request in C#
1/21/2025 9:32:01 AM 357
When making multiple requests with a shared HttpClient instance, you may sometimes need to modify the timeout for specific requests.
Handling Redirects with HttpClient in C#
1/21/2025 9:13:21 AM 159
By default, HttpClient handles redirects automatically. When a request results in a 3xx response code (e.g., 301, 302), HttpClient follows the Location header and makes a new request to the provided URL.
