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Discovering TextCase: Simplifying Text Manipulation Welcome to TextCase 1.0.11, a project born out of passion and meticulously crafted three years ago. Its mission? To help developers avoid wasting time on mundane text conversions within the .NET ecosystem. TextCase isn’t just another library; it’s a powerhouse engineered to streamline text transformation tasks. With an array of […]
Introduction If I had to choose my favorite Azure cloud service, I would definitely choose Azure Functions. Why? Because it is simply one of the easiest ways to publish an online service for an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). With pay-as-you-go pricing, you don’t have to worry about infrastructure and hosting. I’ll go into more detail, […]
TextCase version 1.0.8 TextCase is a powerful .NET library designed to simplify text manipulation by providing a variety of case conversion methods. Key Features Wide Range of Conversions: Transform text into 17 different cases including UpperCase, LowerCase, TitleCase, CamelCase, PascalCase, and more. Text Analysis: Easily count characters, words, letters, and sentences within your text. Easy […]
Basic Handling of Command-Line Arguments in .NET Console Apps Creating console applications often starts with handling command-line arguments. In .NET, this is done by parsing the args array provided to the Main method. This basic approach allows developers to capture user input and change the application’s behavior based on it. While this method works well […]
Introduction to AI: Console ChatGPT Example Artificial Intelligence (AI) mimics human behavior through machine learning, learning from its environment to perform tasks without specific instructions. Generative AI, a subset of AI, creates new content, often seen in chat applications like ChatGPT. These applications respond to natural language input with diverse outputs such as text, images, […]
Beyond the Badge: Embracing Learning Through Certifications As a Senior Developer with two decades of experience in the industry, I’ve often been questioned about my perspective on certifications. Frankly, I don’t see certifications as guarantees for better job opportunities or higher salaries. Rather, I regard them as invaluable tools for learning, a way to deepen […]
Introduction: Ensuring Application Resilience with Dev Proxy In our applications and websites, we heavily rely on APIs to function properly. However, we don’t always have control over these APIs; they can be internally developed or provided by third parties. What happens if an API suddenly fails? How do we handle situations like being unable to […]
Introducing Apple’s Privacy Manifest for iOS Apps Welcome to a practical guide on creating a PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy file for seamless approval on the App Store. After witnessing the significant interest from users who read my previous article and watched the YouTube video, I’ve decided to provide a hands-on approach in this new article. If you’re new […]
Introduction to Docker: What It Is and Why It Matters If you use Docker daily in your work you can skip reading this article because it is dedicated to those approaching this world for the first time. So what is Docker in simple words? Docker is a special kind of software that helps you put […]
Unwanted Logs in Xcode: An Introduction Have you ever found yourself stuck with a bug in your app, desperately trying to analyze its logs, only to be bombarded with a sea of cryptic messages and strange errors? You’re not alone. As developers, navigating through verbose logs cluttered with incomprehensible lines can be a nightmare. It […]
