In a previous post I explained how to save a Twitter stream to a MongoDB using C#. In this post I will show you how to build an ASP.NET MVC application to display those records. The example that follows was built using Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and MongoDB 3.4.6. Firstly this is how the […]
You will have noticed that in my recent posts I have been writing about more and more about technologies other than Oracle. This deliberate change reflects my own journey as I move from the “classic” Oracle Developer role; working with Application Express and Oracle Forms to becoming a polyglot programmer. I have spent the last […]
In my earlier post I built an example of saving a public Twitter stream into RavenDB. Working with RavenDB has piqued my interest with NoSQL databases so in this post I swap out RavenDB and instead use MongoDB to save some of the tweets that appear in the Twitter Public stream This example was built […]
In an earlier post I explained how you can use C# to access a Twitter stream. In this post I will show you how to save the tweets from a Twitter stream to RavenDB. The goal of this post is not to perform a deep dive into NOSQL databases or the Tweetinvi API. Instead its to […]
This post is an aide-memoire as I learn more about boxing and unboxing in C# and is based upon this part of the C# docs. Boxing Is the process of converting a value type (such as int or bool) to the type Object or to any interface type implemented by this value type. When the CLR […]
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