Ignore First Render in React’s useEffect()
Sometimes you want to use useEffect() to catch a change in a state, but only after the initial value has been set. For example, you have a state called selectedId, [...]
Sometimes you want to use useEffect() to catch a change in a state, but only after the initial value has been set. For example, you have a state called selectedId, [...]
One to Many Relationships This article does not yet include information about One-To-Many relationships in Entity Framework Core 7. However, One-To-Many relationships have not changed much since Entity Framework Core [...]
Creating a React component that contains children can be as easy as including a children property and including {props.children} in the Return function. But knowing the proper type to use [...]
The official Microsoft documentation for using Migrations in Team Environments covers the basics. However, they neglect to mention one very important thing: Removing Migrations in a Team Environment Can Be [...]
I occasionally have to use the SharePoint .Net Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) API to reach into SharePoint and poke around a little bit. It's all pretty straightforward, but something that [...]
There are a few ways to return different status codes in an ASP.Net MVC Core controller. Simplified Helper Methods Some helper methods for the most common codes (there may be [...]
The nvarchar data type requires twice as much space to store as an equivalent-length varchar. For that reason, it is usually recommended to use varchar when you don't have a [...]
When using Identity in ASP.Net Core, it can be useful to seed some data for testing purposes. How to go about that is not entirely obvious, given that the tables [...]
The name of an enum in c# can't contain any special characters or spaces. For example, the third value in this enum won't work: public enum Soda : int { [...]
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