Explore the key differences between const and readonly in C#. Learn when and how to use each for optimal code performance and maintainability.

Boost your ASP.NET Core app’s performance with in-memory caching. Store frequently accessed data in memory for faster response times, improved scalability, and better user experience.

Have you come across the Zip method in LINQ? It's an incredibly useful feature for merging sequences, and it's a must-have for any developer's toolkit. Let's explore how this method can streamline your coding process, particularly with the new enhancements in .NET 6.

Create a CookieHelper class in MVC to easily manage cookies: read, create, update, and delete cookies with a simple and efficient wrapper.

Want to enhance the readability and maintainability of your C# code? Consider using named tuples! They offer a way to create lightweight, self-descriptive data structures without the need for a full class definition.

Having issues with large data saving/insert in your .NET applications? EF Core’s BulkInsertAsync could be the solution you need. Simply install EFCore.BulkExtensions from NuGet. Here’s a quick guide to help you get started

Refit is a powerful library in C# .NET Core that simplifies making HTTP requests to RESTful APIs.

C# Clean Coding Practice, always use proper naming conventions

Write Web API with very short lines of code using .NET Core Minimal API.

In this blog, we’ll explore how to build a basic eCommerce website using ASP.NET Core 8. We will use MLCart, an open-source project available on GitHub, to demonstrate key features and how to get started with building your own eCommerce platform.

In almost 90% of projects, we need to upload images to server and store them. In most cases, hackers try to exploit an image upload system and try to upload exploitable materials like web-shells, some harmful scripts, table deletions scripts, etc.

Enjoy a comforting, yet refined lasagna with layers of oven-ready noodles, rich meat sauce, fresh vegetables, and plenty of melty cheese. Perfect for family dinners or special occasions.

Elevate your homemade pizzas with this simple and delicious pizza dough, made with just five ingredients.

Enjoy the classic flavors (and colors) of Italy with a crispy thin-crust Margherita pizza that’s just as good as your favorite pizzeria!

Good hot or cold, this quinoa pilaf is flavored with onions, garlic and spices & tossed with currants, chickpeas and toasted almonds

Ultra-creamy and topped with crispy panko and herbs, this baked mac and cheese is a real crowd-pleaser.

Don’t let the hard shell intimidate you — learn how to cook spaghetti squash in just a few simple steps!

Feeling intimidated by soufflés? Pas de problème! Despite their reputation for being temperamental, soufflés are simple to make.

Learn to make pillowy-perfect ricotta gnocchi in just 25 minutes with Catherine McCord’s Meal Prep Magic cookbook.

Shrimp scampi with pasta — fast, flavorful, and irresistibly garlicky. The perfect weeknight dinner for seafood lovers.

Cacio e pepe, or pasta with Pecorino Romano cheese and fresh black pepper, proves that simple is often best.

Adapted from an Anne Burrell recipe, this creamy twist on pesto pasta is delicious and super quick to make.

Take traditional spinach manicotti up a notch with few smart shortcuts and cooking tricks — all without any extra work for you!