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Entity Framework Pitfalls: TransactionScope
Most people using Entity Framework use the TransactionScope API to manage database transactions. This is a powerful API, that can be used to enlist .NET APIs and even WS-*-compatible web services in transactions, that may well be distributed. Microsoft used to recommend it for working with EF, but isn’t doing it anymore, or, at least, developers need to understand a thing or two.
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Inline Images in ASP.NET MVC Core
I have blogged extensively about Data URIs in the past. It allows us to render external contents inside of the page’s HTML, avoiding additional HTTP requests, but enlarging the HTML to serve. Sometimes, it does make sense, especially because the whole page can be made cacheable.
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MVC Controller Resolver Cache
I recently faced a curious problem: I was using a third party IoC container in an MVC 5 (ASP.NET 4.*) app. In it, I had registered a service with a lifetime of transient, meaning, each resolution would return a different instance.
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Machine Learning Week - Packt Publishing
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Sites Portugueses Sobre Desenvolvimento de Software
Actualizado a 04/09/2020
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2015 in Retrospective
Well, 2016 has arrived, time to look at 2015!
