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C# – MongoDB

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Here is a simple example of how to use MongoDB with C#. What is MongoDB? MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with schema. How to use the MongoDB? Because MongoDB has to run on a server, you then have two options: install it or […]

WPF – ProgressBar

WPF - ProgressBar

In this simple example, we will see how to create and manipulate the ProgressBar control from WPF in a MVVM way. Let’s start with the View in XAML: And now the ViewModel: Happy coding! 🙂

MongoDB Realm – Simple example

MongoDB Realm database

Here is a simple example on how to use MongoDB Realm with C#. What is MongoDB Realm? MongoDB Realm will combine Realm, the popular mobile database and data synchronization technology, and MongoDB Stitch, the serverless platform for MongoDB, into a unified solution that makes it easy for you to build powerful and engaging experiences on […]

Xamarin IOS – Manage InputTextView size and scrolling

xamarin ios scrolling inputtextview

Introduction This post is linked to my previous one about the keyboard (available here). The idea now is to manage InputTextView size and scrolling correctly. It’s a nightmare to scroll inside a small input. That is the reason why the scrolling is disabled until the height reach the middle of the screen. In the screenshot […]

C# – Custom Attribute

Custom attribute

In this article, we will see together how to create our own custom attribute with C#, and then get the value of it thanks to reflection through a simple example. What is an Attribute? An attribute is basically a metadata object used to provide declarative information to a class, property, enum, … You can retrieve […]

Hangfire – Recurring tasks under a minute

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Introduction What is Hangfire? “An easy way to perform background processing in .NET and .NET Core applications. No Windows Service or separate process required.” https://www.hangfire.io/ Basically, we needed to replace our “good” old Microsoft WorkFlow’s by something else. And the decision has been made; we will use Hangfire! What is the problem with Hangfire? It […]