Configuring DbContexts
The interface definitions are pretty simple: The marked lines show the interface that a configurator class needs to implement. It’s just a marker interface (i.e., doesn’t specify any required methods).
The interface definitions are pretty simple: The marked lines show the interface that a configurator class needs to implement. It’s just a marker interface (i.e., doesn’t specify any required methods).
Turns out, in C#, when it’s coming from a COM interface…sometimes. I’m writing a C# library to interface with Windows’ File History subsystem. There’s no type library so I have
Sometimes there are app settings which you need to share across multiple projects within the same Visual Studio solution (e.g., database connections). You can always keep multiple appsettings.json files synchronized…but
iOS (and maybe the MacOS, for all I know) is fundamentally different from Windows when it comes to defining the position and size of stuff on a screen. While in
or, “Could they make this any more difficult if they actually set out to cause you to rip your hair out?” As I believe I’ve written elsewhere (about a thousand
I’ve been working on a project to scan and archive content from social media sites based on certain rules. I thought it would be fun to do a deeper dive