When building your .NET 6 applications, you might often need to generate API documentation. To do this, you might use Swagger, a toolkit that makes it simple to provide a graphical representation of your API. You can test the API methods within the Swagger UI once the API documentation is available. If you could use
Dependency injection (also known as DI) is a design pattern in which an object receives the objects it depends on rather than creating them directly. Dependency injection facilitates loose coupling and promotes testability and easy maintenance. It allows you to change your implementations without changing the classes or interfaces that leverage those implementations. Support for […]
Strings are immutable types in .NET. Whenever you modify a String object in .NET, a new String object is created in memory to hold the new data. By contrast, a StringBuilder object represents a mutable string of characters, and expands its memory allocation dynamically as the size of the string grows. The String and StringBuilder […]