We’ve all been there: create a new project for a client, create a database in some form, share the project and include some instructions on how to create the database for the project. They get the project, it builds — which is great! — but then it comes down to…

The factory pattern is a way to create objects without worrying about how that object is created or what is needed, which allows loose coupling. This means we can ask our factory object to provide us a specific object and the factory will deal with constructing it. Of course, we…

Let me first just start off with this quote: “Why does Windows come up and show me a loading bar? Be like Linux and just load; don’t waste resources on showing me a loading bar!” — Anonymous I understand the concern about those resources, however if you turned an appliance…

Some times we are stuck in a situation where we want to use our old .Net Framework library in our new .Net Core/Standard library. This can be achieved in many different ways, but lets go about this by allowing our library to be built for multiple frameworks. We first create…