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 […]
I am very excited about the potential of Live Share since it’s announcement back in November. In addition to the content on the Live Share site, I would also recommend listening to this episode of Hanselminutes where Scott talks to Amanda Silver about how Visual Studio’s Live Share goes far beyond “text editor sharing” to something deeply […]
Overview This post gives an overview of C# attributes; what they are, the different flavours, when they should be used and finishing up with some examples. What are C# Attributes? Attributes in C# provide a mechanism of associating Metadata with code entities such as types, methods, properties etc. Once defined you can then retrieve the Metadata at […]
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 […]
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