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• Firebase Studio: Google’s AI-Native App DevelopmentJul 08, 2025. Firebase Studio is Google’s AI-powered, cloud-native IDE that lets developers build, test, and deploy full-stack apps using natural language prompts, Gemini AI, visual editing, and real-time collaboration.
• The Rise of AI + Crypto Projects on BNB ChainJul 08, 2025. Generative AI and blockchain are converging on the BNB Chain, enabling AI-powered crypto projects like prediction markets, NFTs, and oracles. Low fees, speed, and ecosystem support fuel this growing innovation trend.
• Build Branching Logic in SharePoint Online List FormsJul 07, 2025. Learn how to use branching logic in SharePoint Online list forms to show or hide fields based on user input. Enhance user experience, minimize errors, and create intelligent, no-code forms effortlessly.
• Understanding Workloads in KubernetesJul 02, 2025. Explore Kubernetes workloads like Pods, Deployments, Jobs & more. Clear, real-world insights to help beginners deploy, manage, and scale apps with ease.
• What are Props in React NativeJul 01, 2025. Learn how to use props in React Native to create dynamic, reusable components. Pass data from parent to child, use PropTypes for validation, and apply defaultProps to ensure a clean and reliable UI behavior.
• Different Type of Variables in PHPJun 23, 2025. Learn about the different types of variables in PHP, including scalar, arrays, objects, and more. This guide covers their usage, examples, and best practices for beginners and developers alike.
• Base Blockchain Tokenomics: Native Token or Not?Jun 20, 2025. Explore the tokenomics of Base, Coinbase’s Layer 2 built on the OP Stack. Learn why Base has no native token, how it handles governance and incentives, and what this means for users, decentralization, and future evolution.
• Modularize Your Power Apps with User-Defined Functions & TypesJun 16, 2025. In this blog, we’ll explore how these powerful features can simplify your logic, reduce duplication, and bring modular design to your app-building workflow.
• Types of Classes in C# with Examples | Concrete, Static, Abstract, Sealed, and MoreJun 12, 2025. Learn all the types of classes in C# with clear examples and use cases. Understand when to use abstract, static, sealed, generic, and partial classes in .NET Framework.
• Different Types of Blockchain Bridging TechniquesJun 12, 2025. Blockchain bridging techniques enable interoperability between different blockchains. These include trusted, trustless, HTLC, relays, federated, and hybrid models—each balancing speed, security, decentralization, and complexity differently.
• Table Sharding in SQL: Types, Examples, and Best PracticesJun 10, 2025. Table sharding improves database scalability and performance by splitting large tables into smaller, distributed shards. It enhances speed, fault tolerance, and cost-efficiency—ideal for growing applications with heavy data loads.
• What is an AI Agent?Jun 03, 2025. In this article, we break down the definition, types, architecture, real-world use cases, and future scope of AI agents.
• Interfaces vs Types in TypeScriptMay 29, 2025. Don’t waste another hour arguing over type vs interface. Here's what matters, what doesn't, and how to pick the right one without overthinking it.
• Prompt Engineering Converts Your Native Language into a Programming Interface—Powered by PT-SLMsMay 23, 2025. Private Tailored Small Language Models (PT-SLMs) transform natural language into secure, domain-specific interfaces—empowering employees to query, code, and communicate using prompts in their native language, safely and intelligently.
• Understanding Types in TypeScriptMay 15, 2025. Explore the different types in TypeScript, including primitives, union and intersection types, type aliases, interfaces, and generics.
• What is Cloud Native? Where to Hire a Cloud Native Architect?May 13, 2025. Cloud Native refers to building and running applications that fully leverage the cloud environment—using technologies like containers, microservices, and CI/CD to ensure scalability, flexibility, and resilience.
• TypeScript: Strong Types and Where to Find Them?May 09, 2025. TypeScript is a typed version of JavaScript that helps catch errors early and improve code quality. Let me explains what it is, why it’s useful, and how to get started.
• Getting Hands-On with the Docker MCP CLIMay 04, 2025. Learn how to use the Docker MCP CLI with real-world examples, clear commands, and step-by-step guidance tailored for beginners and devs alike.
• Building a School Administration Solution with C# 14 and .NET 9May 01, 2025. Build a scalable School Administration System using C# 14 and .NET 9. Leverage features like primary constructors, minimal APIs, and performance optimizations to manage student info, attendance, grades, schedules, and more.
• You Need to Know 9 Things About the New Lambda Variance Rules of C#Apr 28, 2025. C# 14 introduces enhanced lambda variance rules, making lambdas more flexible, intuitive, and type-safe, empowering developers to build cleaner, reusable, and more modern C# applications effortlessly.
• 🧠 Integrating Artificial Intelligence with .NET 9 for Financial ApplicationsApr 25, 2025. Discover how .NET 9 empowers AI-driven financial solutions—from fraud detection to algorithmic trading—by combining high performance, ML integration, and scalable cloud-native tools for modern fintech innovation.
• Simplifying CI/CD for .NET Docker AppsApr 25, 2025. Learn how to streamline CI/CD for .NET containerized apps with practical tips, clear steps, and real-world examples to overcome Docker build issues.
• Understanding Change Data Capture (CDC) and Its TypesApr 23, 2025. In this article we are going to learn about the CDC and types of CDC approaches. It helps keep data in sync without causing a heavy load on the database.
• What is New in JDK 24?Apr 18, 2025. JDK 24 introduces preview features like unnamed variables, pattern matching for primitives, string templates, and performance boosts, enhancing Java's productivity, readability, and native integration for modern development.
• Best Practices for Deploying Microservices on Azure using C# Apr 14, 2025. Deploying microservices on Azure using C# ensures scalability, resilience, and efficiency. Leverage AKS, Azure DevOps, secure APIs, and observability tools to build, manage, and optimize modern cloud-native applications.
• Difference Between Compilation and Runtime Errors in .NETApr 08, 2025. In .NET development, errors occur at compile time or runtime. Understanding and handling compilation errors like syntax issues and runtime errors like exceptions ensures stable and reliable applications.
• Basic Understanding of Architectural StyleApr 01, 2025. Understanding architectural style is key to appreciating how buildings and structures are designed. It involves the study of various styles, from classical to modern, and the principles behind each.
• Enhancing SharePoint: New Features in Microsoft Lists FormsMar 27, 2025. This article covers new features such as conditional branching, logo addition, support for additional field types, and more. Learn how these updates can streamline your workflow and improve the user experience.
• Core Concepts of .NET AspireMar 25, 2025. In this chapter, we will explore the fundamental building blocks of .NET Aspire and understand how they simplify cloud-native and microservices-based development.
• Automating SCD Type 4 in Azure SQL Database with Azure Data FactoryMar 24, 2025. Learn how to automate Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) Type 4 implementation in Azure SQL Database using Azure Data Factory.
• Integrating .NET Aspire with Dapr for Cloud-Native AppsMar 17, 2025. Integrating .NET Aspire with Dapr for Cloud-Native Apps
• Implementing SCD Type 4 in Azure SQL Database: A Step-by-Step GuideMar 16, 2025. Learn how to implement SCD Type 4 in Azure SQL Database using a structured approach with staging, dimension, and history tables. This guide covers real-world use cases, SQL implementation, and execution scenarios for efficient historical data management.
• Different Type of Modern Function in JavaScriptFeb 14, 2025. Explore JavaScript's modern functions, including arrow functions, async/await, and anonymous functions. This article covers IIFE, event handlers, and promises with practical examples for efficient coding in JavaScript.
• Difference between React-Native and FlutterFeb 07, 2025. This comparison covers aspects such as performance, development speed, programming languages, UI components, and ecosystem support, helping you choose the best tool for your project needs.
• Understanding Typeof in JavaScriptFeb 04, 2025. The typeof operator in JavaScript is used to determine the type of a given variable or expression. It helps identify primitive types like string, number, boolean, undefined, and symbol, as well as objects and functions.
• DevOps Roadmap Mastering CICD, Automation and CloudFeb 04, 2025. A beginner-friendly article on DevOps essentials, tools, and trends for 2025. Start your journey today!
• .NET8/9 – Testing different Build/Deployment modes – Part4Jan 16, 2025. Explore various .NET8/9 build modes, including framework-dependent, self-contained, single-file deployments, AOT compilation, trimming options, and more, using Microsoft tools and dotPeek decompiler for in-depth analysis and optimization.
• AI Roadmap: How to Go from Beginner to IntermediateJan 10, 2025. This article covers essential Python concepts, libraries (NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-learn, Matplotlib, SciPy), and machine learning frameworks (PyTorch, HuggingFace & Gradio), helping beginners progress to advanced proficiency in software development and data science.
• Printing Different Types of Star Patterns in Java with CodeJan 09, 2025. Star pattern programs in Java demonstrate the use of nested loops and control structures, creating shapes like squares, pyramids, diamonds, and hollow squares with illustrative code examples and outputs.
• A Comprehensive Guide for Enterprise Developers on .NET 9Jan 07, 2025. Ziggy Rafiq explains how enterprise developers can leverage high-performance APIs, real-time dashboards, and advanced security features using practical examples and best practices.
• Understand the Concept of Shallow Copy and Deep Copy in C#Jan 06, 2025. Learn the difference between shallow and deep copying in C#. Explore their behavior, implementation, and use cases with practical code examples, helping you make informed decisions for object duplication scenarios.
• Discover the Exciting New Features in .NET Aspire 9Dec 27, 2024. .NET Aspire 9 is here, bringing a host of powerful features and enhancements to help developers build, manage, and deploy applications faster and more efficiently. As the latest major release from Microsoft, .NET Aspire 9 focuses on improving developer experience.
• Essential C# KeywordsDec 25, 2024. This article explains important C# keywords that help in writing more efficient code. It covers keywords like volatile, value, get, set, yield, partial, and where, describing their uses in a simple manner. These concepts are essential for anyone looking to improve their C# programming skills.
• Understanding Deconstruction in C#Dec 22, 2024. Deconstruction in C# and its use. Explore C# deconstruction to simplify object breakdown into variables using tuples or custom types, improving code readability, conciseness, and flexibility while enhancing pattern-matching capabilities for efficient data handling.
• Top Benefits of Alibaba Cloud's ACK for Kubernetes ManagementDec 02, 2024. Discover how Alibaba Cloud's ACK simplifies Kubernetes with scalability, security, and cost-efficiency, empowering businesses with streamlined container management.
• What is a CTE, and How Do You Write a CTE in SQL Server?Nov 29, 2024. A Common Table Expression (CTE) in SQL Server is a temporary result set that can be referred to within a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE query. CTEs simplify complex queries by breaking them into manageable parts.
• C# Foundation - Nullable TypesNov 28, 2024. This article covers the basics, syntax, and practical use cases of nullable types, enabling you to write safer, more reliable code by avoiding null reference errors effectively.
• C# Foundation - Implicitly Typed VariablesNov 28, 2024. Implicitly typed variables in C#, declared using the var keyword, let the compiler infer the data type from the initialization expression. This improves code readability and reduces verbosity, especially with complex types.
• Advanced C# 13 and .NET 9 Features for Expert .NET EngineersNov 22, 2024. With this guide, you will learn about enhanced pattern matching, static abstract members, Native AOT, and much more in C# 13 and .NET 9. Written by Ziggy Rafiq, this is the best resource for experienced .NET Software Engineer Leads.
• Types of APIs and Essential API Testing ToolsNov 18, 2024. Learn about essential API testing tools such as Postman, SoapUI, and JMeter, which help ensure the functionality, performance, and security of APIs through effective testing and automation.
• The Essential Guide to Blockchain Network Types and Their ApplicationNov 15, 2024. Blockchain technology has transformed industries by providing secure, decentralized, and transparent systems. It encompasses various types, including public, private, consortium, and hybrid blockchains, each offering unique benefits for specific applications.
• Types of Error Handling in Web API .NET 8 with ExampleNov 13, 2024. Error handling is a mechanism to take control of unexpected situations that occur in the system during processing and return any helpful error response from a NET 8 Web API. That said, here are some different ways to do error handling,
• Library Component Type in SharePoint Framework (SPFx)Nov 09, 2024. SPFx Library Components enable the creation of reusable, modular code in SharePoint. By centralizing utility functions, services, and UI elements, developers can enhance maintainability and consistency across projects.
• Why is Kubernetes Necessary for Modern Applications Deployment?Nov 08, 2024. In this article, we will learn Kubernetes streamlines modern app deployment by orchestrating containers, ensuring scalability, and automating management. It optimizes resources, enhances reliability, and supports cloud-native, scalable applications.
• Understanding Dataverse Text FieldsOct 30, 2024. Understand how to integrate text fields into your applications, validate user input, and retrieve data seamlessly. Enhance your knowledge of database design and modeling within Microsoft Dataverse.
• Understanding the Role of Servers in Modern NetworkingOct 25, 2024. Servers play a crucial role in modern networking by managing data storage, processing, and communications across networks. From web hosting and cloud computing to secure data transfer, servers enable seamless connectivity.
• TypeScript for advanced type inference in ReactOct 23, 2024. In this article, Ziggy Rafiq discusses advanced type inference techniques in React with TypeScript, focusing on hooks and JSX elements.
• Redis: RedisString and RedisJSONOct 23, 2024. RedisString has long been the basic and most common data type in Redis. Recently, RedisJSON has gained popularity as a module that allows you to store, query, and manipulate JSON data natively.
• Using Attributes and Metadata in C# 12Oct 20, 2024. Ziggy Rafiq demonstrates how to use attributes and metadata in C# 12 including improvements in parameter types, reflection capabilities, and best practices for maintaining self-documenting code.
• Vertical Slice Architecture with Code Examples in C# 12Oct 18, 2024. Get an overview of vertical slice architecture in C# 12 with Ziggy Rafiq. Build maintainable, scalable applications using feature-based organization with code examples, MediatR, and record types.
• Introduction to SharePoint and Steps Creating Lists Oct 15, 2024. Learn how to create and manage lists effectively, enhancing your team's collaboration and productivity. With step-by-step instructions and best practices, this resource is perfect for beginners and those looking to optimize their SharePoint experience.
• Understanding List Column Data Types in SharePoint Oct 15, 2024. SharePoint allows users to create and manage lists with various column types, such as text, number, date, and lookup fields. These columns help organize and store data effectively, ensuring better reporting and data integrity.
• TypeScript Essential FeaturesOct 07, 2024. TypeScript offers essential features that enhance JavaScript development, including static typing, type inference, and support for interfaces and generics. It provides tools like classes, enums, and modules, enabling better code structure.
• The Property '__metadata' Does Not Exist on Type 'SP.Data.SPLibraryItemOct 01, 2024. This content addresses the error message "The property '__metadata' does not exist on type 'SP.Data.SPLibraryItem'." It explores the implications of this TypeScript error in SharePoint development, highlighting potential causes such as type mismatches or missing attributes.
• Types of Keys in SQLOct 01, 2024. In SQL, keys play a crucial role in maintaining data integrity and defining relationships between tables. Common types include the Primary Key, which uniquely identifies records; the Foreign Key, linking tables; the Unique Key, ensuring unique values; and the Composite Key, made of multiple columns.
• Different Network Types and StandardsSep 29, 2024. Different network types, such as LANs, WANs, and wireless networks, provide various benefits like speed and flexibility while also posing constraints like cost and security risks, and understanding these factors is essential for choosing the best networking solutions.
• How C# Generics is different from Java GenericsSep 24, 2024. In this article, we explore the distinctive features of C# generics and how they enhance programming efficiency. We compare generics with non-generic types, focusing on benefits like type safety, code reusability, and performance optimization.
• Explaning Wrapper Classes in JavaSep 23, 2024. This is essential for utilizing Java’s object-oriented features, such as collections. With autoboxing and unboxing, Java simplifies conversions between primitives and their corresponding wrapper classes, enhancing type safety and performance in data manipulation.
• Download Multiple Excel Files via Web API .NET and AngularSep 20, 2024. To export multiple Excel files, various approaches can be used, including downloading a zip file, creating multiple worksheets in a single Excel file, or calling APIs multiple times to retrieve files. Another method involves using Base64 strings, though it's less efficient due to increased file size.
• Exploring the Performance Boosts in .NET 9Sep 20, 2024. .NET 9 introduces key performance improvements, including Native AOT for faster startup times and reduced memory usage, optimized garbage collection, enhanced threading for multicore systems, and HTTP/3 support for improved network performance.
• Detailed use of Action Delegate in C#Sep 11, 2024. In C#, the Action delegate represents a method that does not return a value and can accept up to 16 parameters. It's useful for passing methods as arguments, callbacks, and event handling. It supports lambda expressions and anonymous methods, making code more concise. Unlike Func<T>, Action always returns void.
• Types of components selectors in Angular with examplesSep 06, 2024. Angular offers various component selectors: Type Selector (e.g., app-root), Attribute Selector (e.g., [app-attribute-selector]), Attribute Selector with Value (e.g., [app-attribute-selector-with-value="test"]), Multiple Attribute Selector (e.g., [app-multiple-attribute-selector="test"][is-active]), and CSS Class Selector (e.g., .app-css-class-selector).
• Site Column & List Column and Site Content TypeSep 03, 2024. This article covers SharePoint's Site Columns, List Columns, and Site Content Types. It explains the differences between Site and List Columns, including their scope, reusability, and management.
• Python Data Types and CollectionsAug 22, 2024. Explore Python's essential data types and collections in this comprehensive guide. Learn about fundamental types like integers, floats, and strings, as well as advanced collections such as lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets.
• Type Of Functions In JavascriptAug 21, 2024. This content explores various types of functions, including function declarations, expressions, arrow functions, and callbacks, offering insights into their usage, syntax, and differences in JavaScript.
• Brief Overview of Collection Types in C#Aug 20, 2024. Learn how each collection type is used in C# programming for efficient data storage and manipulation. Perfect for beginners and developers looking to strengthen their .NET skills.
• Understanding the Record in C#Aug 16, 2024. Learn how records differ from classes, their advantages in creating immutable types, and how they enhance object initialization, equality checks, and more in .NET applications.
• Understanding the Open/Closed Principle (OCP) with C#Aug 12, 2024. The Open/Closed Principle (OCP) states that software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification. This principle helps in creating flexible and maintainable code by allowing new functionality to be added without altering existing code.
• Using Next.js with TypeScriptAug 07, 2024. Integrating TypeScript with Next.js enhances code quality by adding static types. Start by creating a Next.js project, then install TypeScript and necessary type definitions. Configure tsconfig.json, convert JavaScript files to TypeScript and handle props and state using TypeScript interfaces.
• Integrating C/C++ Libraries to .NET Applications with P/InvokeAug 01, 2024. Integrating CC++ libraries into .NET applications using PInvoke allows you to call native code from managed code. This process involves declaring methods in C++ libraries using extern "C" and importing them into .NET with the DllImport attribute.
• Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) using C# .NET Core — Binary Trees and Binary Tree Types IIJul 29, 2024. This article explores various types of binary trees, including Full, Perfect, Complete, Balanced, Skewed, and Degenerate Binary Trees. It explains their properties and distinctions, such as how Full and Perfect trees differ from Complete trees.
• Design A High Availability Application With Azure App ServiceJul 29, 2024. This article outlines creating a high-availability app using Azure PaaS, focusing on scalability and performance. It covers defining availability metrics (uptime, MTTR, MTBF, RTO, RPO), designing fault-tolerant architectures, and leveraging Azure services like App Service and Cosmos DB.
• Machine Learning and Its typesJul 24, 2024. Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of artificial intelligence (AI) focusing on the development of algorithms that allow computers to learn from and make predictions based on data.
• Understanding ADO.NET Data ProvidersJul 22, 2024. In the realm of .NET application development, ADO.NET (ActiveX Data Objects for .NET) serves as a bridge between your application and various data sources. A key component of ADO.NET is its data providers, which are specialized classes designed to interact with specific types of databases.
• Custom Formatter with Content Negotiation in .NET Core Web APIJul 17, 2024. The process of choosing the best resource for a response when there are several resource representations available is known as content negotiation. Although content negotiation has been a feature of HTTP for some time, it may not be used as much as it could be for various reasons.
• Exploring Advanced Error Handling Techniques in C#Jul 15, 2024. Error handling is a crucial aspect of software development, ensuring that applications can gracefully handle unexpected situations and maintain robust functionality. In C#, error handling is typically managed using exceptions.
• C# Discriminated Unions and .NET ChannelsJul 11, 2024. Explore the advanced features of C# with a focus on Discriminated Unions and .NET Channels. Learn how Discriminated Unions enhance type safety and pattern matching, and how .NET Channels facilitate concurrent and asynchronous programming.
• What is TDS Endpoint and How to Enable TDS in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement/CRM Online?Jul 08, 2024. TDS (Tabular Data Stream) is pivotal for accessing Dataverse data securely in Dynamics 365 CE and Power Platform. It integrates with SSMS and Power BI, ensuring native security while enabling robust reporting and analytics.
• Types of Blazor Components Routable Non-Routable Templated DynamicJul 03, 2024. At the heart of Blazor applications are components, which encapsulate UI and logic, making it easier to build and maintain large web applications. In this article, we'll explore four types of components in Blazor.Routable ComponentsNon-Routable ComponentsTemplated ComponentsDynamic Components
• Mastering Nested Types in C#: Best Practices and Common PitfallsJul 03, 2024. Nested types in C# allow developers to define a type within another type, such as a class, struct, interface, enum, or delegate. This feature helps in organizing related types, encapsulating implementation details, and improving code readability.
• Dataverse Multi Choice Columns in PowerAppsJul 02, 2024. Discover how to efficiently work with PowerApps and Dataverse, specifically focusing on handling Multi Choice Columns. Learn how to use the Concat function to display multi-choice values in a label within a vertical gallery. Enhance your PowerApps skills with this practical guide!
• Understanding C# Records with ExampleJul 02, 2024. This article delves into the syntax and usage of records, comparing them with classes, and demonstrates how records can simplify code while improving performance and maintainability in .NET applications.
• Understanding Structs In C# with ExampleJul 01, 2024. Structs in C# provide a lightweight alternative to classes, ideal for representing small, immutable data structures. Unlike classes, structs are value types stored on the stack, enhancing performance by reducing memory overhead and avoiding garbage collection.
• Styling in React with Styled Components and TypeScriptJun 26, 2024. Using Styled Components and TypeScript, Ziggy Rafiq illustrates how to enhance the styling of React applications. With Styled Components, you can write CSS in JavaScript, simplifying the management of styles in a modular and reusable way. When combined with TypeScript, your code will be type-safe and easier to maintain.
• Channel Types in Microsoft Teams: Public, Private, and SharedJun 26, 2024. Microsoft Teams offers Standard, Private, and Shared Channels to meet various communication needs. Standard Channels are open to all team members for general discussions. Shared Channels enable cross-team collaboration, including external partners.
• Type-Safe Routing in React with React Router and TypeScriptJun 24, 2024. This insightful guide by Ziggy Rafiq explains how React Router and TypeScript can be used to achieve type-safe routing in React applications. Set up static routes using TypeScript's robust type system, maximizing compile-time safety and reducing runtime errors by leveraging TypeScript's robust type system.
• Overview of .NET 9 Preview: New Features and UpdatesJun 19, 2024. Explore the .NET 9 preview with an in-depth overview of its new features and updates. Discover the latest enhancements, performance improvements, and innovations that this release brings to developers.
• Backing Up and Restoring a SQL DatabaseJun 19, 2024. In database management, ensuring data integrity and availability is paramount. Regularly backing up your database is crucial to mitigate risks such as hardware failures, software issues, or accidental data loss. This process involves creating duplicate copies of your data that can be restored in case of emergencies.
• Understanding SQL Triggers: Types, Uses, and ExamplesJun 17, 2024. SQL triggers are powerful database objects that automatically execute in response to specific events occurring within a database. They enable developers to automate tasks, enforce data integrity, and implement complex business rules without manual intervention.
• Abstract Data Types(ADT)Jun 13, 2024. Abstract Data Types (ADTs) are a fundamental concept in computer science, representing data structures defined by their behavior rather than their implementation. ADTs provide a way to model data and operations, enabling encapsulation and abstraction.