The one sentence overview Generate C# classes from a JSON response. Why bother? Why not just use var? Like everything in programming it depends. For the application I am developing I like the comfort of compile time validation along with the ability to lean on IntelliSense when I need to. What I used Visual Studio […]
Here is my C# and .NET Core FizzBuzz program. Prerequisites The versions of the following items that I used are displayed in brackets. Install Visual Studio Code. (1.34) Install the .NET Core SDK. (2.2.300) Install the C# extension for Visual Studio Code (1.19.1) FizzBuzz Start Visual Studio Code, open the Integrated Terminal (CTRL + ‘ or View > Integrated […]
Thanks to Scott Hanselman’s tweet. I went off and had an enjoyable couple of hours building Jerrie Pelser’s Airport Explorer and learnt a lot more than I was expecting. Firstly the app is a single page ASP.NET Razor application, something I didn’t even know existed but now will be my first choice to use when developing an upcoming […]
This post follows on from part 1. With the AWS S3 objects in place it is now time to create a simple C# console application that will upload a text file stored locally to the AWS S3 bucket. The first step is to create a test file that you want to upload. In my example, […]
In this, the first of a two part post, I will show you how to upload a file to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Storage Service (S3 ) using a C# console application. The goal of this post is to get a very simple example up and running with the minimum of friction. It […]
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