Development With A Dot

Another year is over, time to review what I did this time… so here it goes:

.NET Core 1.1 – including ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core – was just released at the time of the Connect(); event. With it came some interesting features and improvements.

This is the fourth and possibly final post on my interception in .NET series. See the last one here. This time, I’m going to present a framework for doing dynamic interception. Mind you, this is proof of concept code, it is not ready for production usage, although it can do some interesting things! This is going to be a long post, bear with me!

Updated: see the final post in the series here.

In LINQ, you normally do paging through the Skip and Take operators. These are the LINQ counterparts to whatever the relational database uses for pagination – ROW_NUMBER(), LIMIT…OFFSET, TOP, ROWNUM, etc.

OK, so this is another round of tips on using Visual Studio! See first collection here, second here and third here.

Updated on October 24th