Jacob Mellor
Chief Technology OfficerJacob Mellor is Chief Technology Officer at Iron Software and a visionary engineer pioneering C# PDF technology. As the original developer behind Iron Software's core codebase, he has shaped the company's product architecture since its inception, transforming it alongside CEO Cameron Rimington into a 50+ person company serving NASA, Tesla, and global government agencies.
Jacob holds a First-Class Honours Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Civil Engineering from the University of Manchester (1998–2001). After opening his first software business in London in 1999 and creating his first .NET components in 2005, he specialized in solving complex problems across the Microsoft ecosystem.
His flagship IronPDF & IronSuite .NET libraries have achieved over 30 million NuGet installations globally, with his foundational code continuing to power developer tools used worldwide. With 25 years of commercial experience and 41 years of coding expertise, Jacob remains focused on driving innovation in enterprise-grade C#, Java, and Python PDF technologies while mentoring the next generation of technical leaders.
Recent Articles
CancellationToken: The Complete Technical Guide for .NET Developers
A deep technical guide to CancellationToken in modern .NET. Covers how cancellation propagates through async operations, how to design cancellable APIs, and common patterns for timeouts and cooperative cancellation—aimed at building responsive services and preventing runaway tasks in real applications.
Read MoreAI in C# and .NET Development: Google Antigravity IDE
Discusses the rise of AI-assisted development through the lens of Google’s Antigravity IDE announcement. Connects agentic coding tools to .NET workflows, exploring how AI can reshape daily engineering work—speeding up iteration, improving debugging and testing loops, and changing how teams approach software delivery.
Read MoreSharedArrayBuffer: The Hidden Super-Primitive That’s Reshaping the Future of WebAssembly, .NET & Parallel Runtime Architecture
Explains SharedArrayBuffer as the key shared-memory primitive enabling real multithreading in WebAssembly and .NET-to-WASM scenarios. Covers Atomics-based synchronization, why cross-origin isolation matters, and how shared buffers unlock parallel workloads, zero-copy interop, and higher-performance browser and edge runtimes.
Read MoreWebAssembly .NET 10 Runtime Revolution: How WASM Became the Universal Target with Native AOT, WASI 2.0, and Why Every Developer in C#, Java, Python, Node.js, Ruby & PHP Should Care
A long-form strategic guide to WebAssembly’s 2025 trajectory through a .NET 10 lens. Discusses Native AOT, WASI Preview 2, performance and distribution tradeoffs, and practical cross-language implications—arguing WASM is becoming a universal runtime target for browsers, edge, and cloud components.
Read MoreC# Async/Await in .NET 10: The Complete Technical Guide for 2025
A comprehensive async/await guide focused on practical .NET 10-era development. Explains real-world async patterns, avoiding common performance pitfalls, handling exceptions and cancellation correctly, and writing code that scales under concurrency—framed as a reference for production-grade C# applications.
Read MoreWhat's New in .NET 10 and C# 14
An overview of the latest .NET 10 and C# 14 updates, focusing on practical developer impact. Highlights new platform and language capabilities, with attention to modern workloads such as cloud services and WebAssembly, and frames how these changes affect productivity and performance in everyday .NET development.
Read MoreCurlDotNet: Bringing curl’s Battle-Tested Workflow to Modern .NET Teams
Positions CurlDotNet as a managed, cross-platform curl implementation that fits both legacy and modern .NET. Describes three usage styles (string paste, fluent builder, reusable client), emphasizes diagnostics and high compatibility, and frames the tool as useful for CI pipelines, microservices, and onboarding.
Read MoreUserlandDotNet: Putting Linux Superpowers Back in the Hands of .NET Developers
Introduces UserlandDotNet, an open-source effort to rebuild beloved Unix tools as pure .NET libraries. Positions CurlDotNet as the flagship (paste curl directly into C#), outlines a roadmap for grep/sed/awk/tar/netcat, and argues for enterprise security, observability, and developer velocity.
Read MoreCurlDotNet is Live on NuGet! Copy-Paste curl Commands Directly into C#
Announces CurlDotNet v1.0.0 on NuGet and shows how to paste curl commands directly into C# instead of rewriting them with HttpClient. Includes install steps, examples (Stripe/GitHub/OpenAI), and describes multiple APIs (string mode, fluent builder, reusable client) with a pure managed-code approach.
Read MoreHow to Use curl in .NET (VB.NET)
Shows how VB.NET developers can use CurlDotNet to run curl commands directly from .NET code. Covers installing the package, executing commands asynchronously, and fitting the workflow into typical VB.NET async/await patterns to simplify API calls without manual translation.
Read MoreHow to Use curl in .NET (F#)
Explains using CurlDotNet from F# to execute curl commands while staying in a functional workflow. Emphasizes copy/paste curl ergonomics, basic installation, and pairing CurlDotNet with F# async workflows and strong typing to integrate APIs with less boilerplate.
Read MoreHow to Use curl in .NET (C#)
A practical tutorial for running curl commands inside C# using CurlDotNet. Walks through installation, executing GET/POST requests, adding headers and auth, handling JSON responses, and managing downloads/uploads—framed as a faster, less error-prone alternative to rewriting examples into HttpClient code.
Read MoreStop Translating curl Commands - Just Paste Them in .NET
Argues that translating curl snippets from docs into .NET code is unnecessary friction. Introduces the idea of pasting curl directly into C# via CurlDotNet, highlighting fewer mistakes, faster onboarding, and preserving the exact behavior developers validated in a terminal command.
Read MoreCurlDotNet: Bringing curl's Power to .NET
Introduces CurlDotNet as a pure .NET implementation that understands curl syntax so developers can paste commands directly into code. Positions it as cross-platform and avoids shelling out to external binaries, while enabling both literal command execution and more structured, .NET-friendly usage patterns.
Read More.NET 10 — C# CURL
A hands-on CurlDotNet walkthrough for C# developers: install via NuGet, paste curl commands into code, and handle common HTTP scenarios. Includes examples for methods, headers, auth, JSON parsing, file upload/download, error handling, and a fluent builder option for more structured usage.
Read MoreStop Translating curl Commands — Just Paste Them in .NET
Makes the case that rewriting curl examples into HttpClient boilerplate is slow and error-prone. Presents CurlDotNet as the fix—paste curl directly into C#, keep behavior consistent with the terminal, and support complex options like auth, headers, uploads, redirects, and TLS settings.
Read MoreIronPDF: Bridging Web Standards and Accessibility in C# HTML to PDF Conversion
Learn how IronPDF bridges modern HTML5 and PDF 2.0 standards to deliver accessible, compliant, and visually perfect PDF documents in C#. Discover how Iron Software engineers accessibility, structure tags, and enterprise-grade performance.
Read MoreC# String Equals (How it Works for Developers)
The string.Equals method in C# provides a precise way to compare string objects, and when combined with IronPDF, it becomes a powerful tool in your PDF automation toolkit.
Read MoreRandomNumberGenerator C#
Using the RandomNumberGenerator C# class can help take your PDF generation and editing projects to the next level
Read MoreDesigning PDFs for Pattern-Based Reading
The article advocates for designing PDFs to support pattern-based reading, a cognitive style prevalent in many neurodiverse readers, such as those with dyslexia or ADHD, who rely on structure over sequential text flow.
Read MoreC# Switch Pattern Matching (How it Works for Developers)
When combined with a powerful PDF library like IronPDF, switch pattern matching allows you to build smarter, cleaner logic for document processing
Read MoreC# Discriminated Unions (How it Works for Developers)
you can still simulate discriminated unions effectively. In this blog post, we’ll dive into how to define and use a discriminated union type in C#
Read MoreC# Integer Division (How it Works for Developers)
If you’re dividing two integers (int type) using the / operator, C# performs integer arithmetic, returning an integer result by discarding the fractional part
Read MoreC# Concurrentdictionary (How it Works for Developers)
In this guide, we'll explore how ConcurrentDictionary works, how it can integrate with IronPDF for parallel PDF processing
Read MoreCLR C# (How it Works for Developers)
why it's essential to robust development, and how tools like IronPDF integrate seamlessly within this runtime environment to empower developers building modern, scalable application
Read MoreWhy Choose C# and .NET as my Programming Language?
Summarizes key reasons to pick C# and .NET: modern language features, strong tooling, broad ecosystem support, and practical cross-platform deployment. Frames the stack as a solid choice for building everything from APIs and enterprise apps to modern cloud services with long-term maintainability.
Read MoreWhatever Happened to wkhtmltopdf and DinkToPdf in .NET?
This article explains the obsolescence of the once-popular PDF generation tools, wkhtmltopdf and its .NET wrapper, DinkToPdf.
Read MoreC# Event Handler (How it Works for Developers)
In this guide, we’ll show you how to integrate C# event handling methods with IronPDF for seamless PDF workflows in desktop and web environments
Read MoreC# BackgroundWorker (How it Works for Developers)
That’s where the C# BackgroundWorker class comes in. This article walks through how to integrate IronPDF with BackgroundWorker to handle asynchronous operations in a desktop app without locking up the UI.
Read MoreField vs Property C# (How it Works for Developers)
In this guide, we’ll explore the differences between fields and properties, why they matter, and how choosing one over the other can impact your development experience with IronPDF
Read More.NET 10 Features (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore key .NET 10 features and how IronPDF fits perfectly into the new ecosystem for building high-performance, PDF-enabled .NET apps.
Read MoreC# Using Alias (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore the using alias feature in C#, its syntax, and how it can be effectively used with IronPDF
Read MoreC# ObservableCollection (How it Works for Developers)
The ObservableCollection automatically handles changes to the entire collection, making it easy to manage and display dynamic data collection in your application.
Read MoreC# XOR (How it Works for Developers)
In this guide, we will explore how XOR works, how it interacts with bool operands, and how to apply it in PDF processing with IronPDF.
Read MoreHow to Programmatically Create and Automate PowerPoint Presentations in C#
Learn how to programmatically create, edit, and automate PowerPoint (PPTX) presentations in C# without Office Interop. This tutorial covers everything from basic slides to data-driven charts and tables using a powerful.NET library.
Read MoreHTML Prettifier (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore how to use an HTML prettifier in .NET before converting HTML to PDF using IronPDF
Read MoreC# String Methods (How it Works for Developers)
IronPDF, a powerful library for working with PDFs in C#, integrates seamlessly with these string functions
Read MoreC# Interlocked (How it Works for Developers)
When you combine the two—Interlocked for thread safety and IronPDF for PDF operations—you get a potent solution for handling PDF tasks in concurrent programming
Read MoreC# Convert String to Bubble (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how to convert string variables into a speech bubble in C#
Read MoreC# Directory.GetFiles (How It Works: A Guide for Developers)
The Directory.GetFiles method in C# is an efficient way to retrieve file paths from a specific string directory
Read MoreC# Out Parameter (How It Works: A Guide for Developers)
This article explores the concept of out parameters in C# and demonstrates how to combine them with IronPDF to improve your PDF-related workflows
Read MoreC# Anonymous Object (How it Works for Developers)
Anonymous types in C# provide a mechanism to encapsulate public read-only properties into a single anonymous type object without explicitly defining a formal class declaration
Read MoreC# Async Await (How it Works for Developers)
Asynchronous programming in C# is an essential technique that enables your applications to perform tasks without blocking the main thread
Read MoreC# Enumerable (How it Works for Developers)
C#'s IEnumerable interface is one of the most versatile tools in the .NET framework, enabling developers to work with collections in a highly flexible manner
Read MoreC# Events (How it Works for Developers)
Events in C# enable communication between objects. When an event is raised, other objects can respond to it. Events rely on delegates
Read MoreParseint C# (How it Works for Developers)
In C#, converting a string value (such as "123") to an integer is commonly done using int.Parse() or Convert.ToInt32()
Read MoreC# Parallel Foreach (How it Works for Developers)
Parallel.ForEach is a method in C# that allows you to perform parallel iterations over a collection or data source
Read MoreC# Timespan Format (How it Works for Developers)
This article will delve into the intricacies of formatting TimeSpan in C#, illustrating how it can be seamlessly integrated with IronPDF to generate insightful reports
Read Moremath.max C# (How It Works For Developers)
One such function, the Math.Max C# method, allows programmers to determine the maximum value between two numbers, a common requirement in many applications.
Read MoreC# Modulus (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore how to use the modulus operator in C# for PDF formatting and page handling with IronPDF
Read MoreC# Exclamation Mark After Variable (Example)
In the C# programming language, the exclamation mark (null-forgiving) operator serves as a powerful operator that plays a vital role in handling boolean expressions and null value handling
Read MoreC# Float (How it Works for Developers)
In C#, floating-point types, commonly known as floats, are crucial for representing non-integer values with decimal places
Read MoreC# Get Last Character of String (How It Works)
In C#, strings are zero-indexed arrays of characters, which means the first character is at index 0, and the last character is at index string.Length - 1
Read MoreHow to Convert String to Int in C# (Developer Tutorial)
In this article, we’ll walk through both how to convert strings to integers in C#, and how IronPDF can help you handle PDF-related tasks within your .NET projects.
Read MoreC# Global Variable (How it Works for Developers)
Global variables are a powerful tool in programming, enabling storing data that needs to be accessed across different parts of an application
Read MoreC# Hashmap (How it Works for Developers)
This article will guide you through using a C# HashMap (Dictionary) to generate PDFs dynamically using IronPDF.
Read MoreC# MySQL Connection (How it Works for Developers)
This guide provides a step-by-step process to integrate MySQL with C# applications and demonstrates how to generate PDFs from the data within your MySQL database using the IronPDF library
Read MoreC# Casting (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will explore the concept of casting in C#, its significance, and how it can be applied when working with IronPDF
Read MoreC# Named Tuples (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore how you can use named tuples in C# to manage data efficiently and generate professional PDFs using IronPDF.
Read MoreC# Select Case (How It Works For Developers)
The switch statement (also known as Select Case in some languages) in C# is a powerful tool to implement such logic efficiently
Read MoreC# Sorted List (How it Works for Developers)
The C# Sorted List class in C# is a collection of key-value pairs, similar to a dictionary, but with the added benefit of automatic sorting by keys
Read MoreC# String Contains (How it Works for Developers)
This article will guide you through how to use C# string.Contains() with IronPDF to search and extract text from PDF files in your .NET projects.
Read MoreC# Trim (How it Works for Developers)
In this article, we’ll explore how to leverage C#’s Trim() method in combination with IronPDF to clean and process text from PDF documents effectively.
Read MoreC# Use of Unassigned Local Variable (Example)
This article explores the implications of unassigned local variables, particularly when working with IronPDF
Read MoreGodot C# vs Gdscript (How it Works for Developers)
This article will delve into the strengths and weaknesses of both GDScript and C# in the context of Godot game development
Read MoreC# Cancellationtoken (How It Works For Developers)
This is where the CancellationToken in C# comes into play. By integrating it with IronPDF
Read MoreC# Exponent (How It Works For Developers)
his article will explore how to leverage the C# exponent method (Math.Pow) to perform exponentiation and integrate these calculations into your PDF generation workflow using IronPDF
Read MoreASP .NET vs Razor (How it Works for Developers)
As a seasoned developer who has worked extensively with Microsoft's web development frameworks, I've witnessed the evolution of both ASP.NET and Razor.
Read MoreC# Initialize List (How It Works For Developers)
Let's dive into different ways to initialize a list in C#. We’ll cover basic techniques, object initializer syntax, collection initializers, and the IronPDF library.
Read MoreC# AES Encryption (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial will focus on AES encryption in C#, using the AES class to encrypt and decrypt data and IronPDF Library
Read MoreC# ConfigureAwait (How It Works For Developers)
Today, we will examine how ConfigureAwait can be used with IronPDF to efficiently perform PDF processing tasks through asynchronous programming
Read MoreAzure Tables (How It Works For Developers)
Azure Table Storage is a cloud-based NoSQL database service that provides schema-less storage of structured data
Read MoreC# Discriminated Union (How It Works For Developers)
In this tutorial, we'll dive into discriminated unions, how to implement them in C#, and their practical use case with the IronPDF library.
Read MoreC# foreach with index (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the foreach statement is typically used to iterate over collections like arrays, lists, or other enumerable types
Read MoreC# HttpClient (How It Works For Developers)
The HttpClient class, part of the .NET framework, provides methods to send HTTP requests and receive HTTP responses from a resource identified by a URI
Read MoreC# Init Keyword (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial will explore using the C# init keyword with practical examples and scenarios with the IronPDF library.
Read MoreC# Indexers (How It Works For Developers)
An indexer is an instance member using the 'this' keyword in a class or struct, followed by the indexer declaration
Read MoreC# Naming Conventions (How It Works For Developers)
we will walk through the C# naming conventions step by step, focusing on practical usage and examples
Read MoreC# New GUID (How It Works For Developers)
To generate a new GUID in C#, the Guid.NewGuid() function is used. This method creates a new instance of a GUID object and ensures that each GUID generated is unique.
Read MoreC# Nullable Types (How It Works For Developers)
This guide covers the essentials of C# nullable types, their practical uses, and how they work under different scenarios.
Read MoreC# Semaphoreslim (How It Works For Developers)
This is where SemaphoreSlim comes into play. SemaphoreSlim is a lightweight synchronization primitive that controls resource access
Read MoreC# try catch finally (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the try-catch-finally blocks are powerful tools that ensure your application can handle unexpected situations gracefully without crashing
Read MoreFileStream C# (How It Works For Developers)
This article will focus on the FileStream class in C# and how it helps you perform read and write operations on files
Read MoreSocket io .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how to set up and use a http://Socket.IO client in a C# environment. We'll go through some basic examples and conclude with the benefits and potential use cases.
Read MoreJunit Java (How It Works For Developers)
JUnit framework is a widely used unit testing framework for Java applications. It provides a simple, elegant way to write and run repeatable tests
Read MoreRestEase C# (How It Works For Developers)
A lightweight, user-friendly library called RestEase makes it simple to create and access RESTful APIs in C# without adding unnecessary complexit
Read MoreWebGrease .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
WebGrease's integration with IronPDF and .NET Core offers a potent method for producing PDF documents of excellent quality and streamlining web application performance
Read Moretye .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Tye is an open-source experimental developer tool that streamlines the process of building, testing, and deploying .NET project applications with minimal configuration
Read MoreTopshelf C# (How It Works For Developers)
A well-liked open-source package called Topshelf was created to make creating Windows services in .NET easier
Read MoreStyleCop C# (How It Works For Developers)
StyleCop is an open-source static analysis tool for C# that checks code for adherence to a predefined set of style and consistency rules or format rules
Read Morestreamjsonrpc c# (How It Works For Developers)
Using the JSON-RPC protocol, StreamJsonRpc in C# enables effective communication between clients and servers across various transport levels
Read MoreSimple Injector C# (How It Works For Developers)
For .NET applications, Simple Injector is a reliable and easy-to-use dependency injection (DI) library. With its strong and adaptable capabilities for controlling object lives and dependencies
Read MoreIdentityServer .NET (How It Works For Developers)
A well-liked open-source framework called IdentityServer4 is used in .NET and C# applications to perform identity management, authorization, and authentication
Read MoreRefit C# (How It Works For Developers)
Refit is an open-source framework for .NET that uses a declarative, type-safe methodology to simplify the process of sending HTTP requests to RESTful APIs
Read MoreFiddlerCore .NET (How It Works For Developers)
FiddlerCore is a powerful .NET package based on the popular web debugging proxy, Fiddler. It allows developers to incorporate Fiddler's robust HTTP/HTTPS traffic capture and inspection features into their apps
Read MoreAutofac C# (How It Works For Developers)
For .NET, Autofac is a well-liked Inversion of Control (IoC) container that facilitates tidy, modular dependency management. Decoupling their code makes it easier for engineers to test and maintain
Read MoreAutoFixture C# (How It Works For Developers)
AutoFixture is a powerful library in C# designed to streamline the process of creating test data for unit tests
Read MoreAzure.Messaging.ServiceBus Example C# (How It Works)
Azure Service Bus is a fully managed enterprise integration message broker that facilitates reliable communication between applications and services
Read MoreC# Nito.Asyncex (How It Works For Developers)
Nito.AsyncEx is a valuable helper library for C# developers, providing seamless integration of task-based asynchronous patterns within their projects
Read MoreC# Task.Run (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we delve into the fundamentals of Task.Run in C#, a powerful construct in asynchronous programming
Read MoreC# Volatile (How It Works For Developers)
The volatile keyword in C# is used to signal that a field may be updated by concurrently executing threads
Read MoreCSLA .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Developers can utilize IronPDF to create high-quality PDF documents and the structured approach of CSLA for business logic management by combining CSLA .NET with IronPDF.
Read MoreDuckDB C# (How It Works For Developers)
DuckDB .NET is an open-source provider of .NET bindings for the DuckDB native library, designed to integrate seamlessly with C#
Read MoreEasyNetQ .NET (How It Works For Developers)
EasyNetQ is a simple, lightweight, and open-source messaging library for the .NET framework/.NET Core, specifically designed to make messaging in distributed systems easier.
Read MoreEntity Framework Core (How It Works For Developers)
Entity Framework Core is an open-source, lightweight, and extensible version of the popular Entity Framework data access technology
Read MoreFireSharp C# (How It Works For Developers)
A C# client library called FireSharp was created to make working with the Firebase Realtime Database easier. It offers real-time data synchronization and seamless integration
Read MorePostSharp C# (How It Works For Developers)
A well-liked framework called PostSharp makes .NET programming easier by providing Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
Read MoreFluentEmail C# (How It Works For Developers)
FluentEmail.NET is a popular library in the .NET Core ecosystem for sending emails, and it supports Razor email templates as well as Liquid templates for creating email bodies dynamically
Read MoreFlurl C# (How It Works For Developers)
Flurl is a robust and user-friendly C# library for managing HTTP requests and communicating with online APIs
Read MoreGrapevine .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Grapevine is a straightforward yet effective C# micro web framework. It gives programmers a quick, easy, and adaptable approach to build RESTful web services
Read MoreHttpListener C# (How It Works For Developers)
HttpListener is a simple yet flexible class in the System.Net namespace of the .NET Framework that enables developers to design uncomplicated HTTP servers in C#
Read MoreLazyCache C# (How It Works For Developers)
LazyCache is an underlying caching provider library for .NET/ ASP.NET Core applications that provides a simple and intuitive API for caching data
Read MoreLiteDB .NET (How It Works For Developers)
LiteDB is a simple, fast, and lightweight embedded .NET document database. LiteDB .NET was inspired by the MongoDB database and its API is very similar to MongoDB’s official .NET API
Read MoreMicrosoft.Extensions .DependencyInjection .NET 9 (Working With PDF)
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection is a powerful library provided by Microsoft .NET to facilitate Dependency Injection (DI)
Read MoreNBuilder .NET (How It Works For Developers)
NBuilder is a .NET library simplifying test data generation. Developers can create complex object graphs effortlessly with its fluent interface
Read MoreNinject .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
Ninject is an ultra-lightweight dependency injector that significantly simplifies the management of dependencies within your .NET Core applications.
Read MoreNServiceBus C# (How It Works For Developers)
NServiceBus is a powerful and adaptable service bus designed for the .NET Framework that streamlines distributed system development
Read MoreOData C# (How It Works For Developers)
The Open Data Protocol (OData) simplifies building and consuming RESTful APIs in Microsoft .NET development
Read Moredotnetify.NET (How It Works For Developers)
DotNetify is an open-source framework made with .NET and Blazor that is intended for creating real-time web applications on a .NET platform
Read MoreSpecflow C# (How It Works For Developers)
Specflow C# is an open-source testing framework that supports behavior-driven development (BDD) and allows you to create feature files for your test scenarios
Read MoreAutofac .NET 6 (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll embark on a journey to explore Autofac .NET 6, unraveling its features, and benefits, to showcase practical examples of its usage
Read MoreOpenTelemetry .NET (How It Works For Developers)
OpenTelemetry is a vendor-neutral observability framework created especially for cloud-native apps. OpenTeletry net automatic instrumentation provides a single API for gathering telemetry information
Read MoreDeedle C# (How It Works For Developers)
Deedle C# is a powerful library for data manipulation and data analysis. It offers entire data frames and series, allowing you to handle structured data frames efficiently
Read MoreDotnetopenauth .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
DotNetOpenAuth .NET Core is a version of the original DotNetOpenAuth library adapted for .NET Core, providing a robust public API.
Read MoreDottrace .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
Introducing Dottrace .NET Core, a powerful tool in the .NET ecosystem that serves as an essential .NET tool for performance profiling
Read MoreHumanizer C# (How It Works For Developers)
Humanizer provides a plethora of tools and extension methods to handle these tasks elegantly in C# .NET foundation to convert dehumanize input string into a sentence
Read MoreMathnet.Numerics C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how MathNet.Numerics can be seamlessly integrated into C# .NET Framework applications using Visual Studio and NuGet packages
Read MoreOctokit .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Octokit.NET is a client library that enables you to interact with the GitHub API, GitHub Enterprise Server, and GitHub Enterprise instance from your .NET applications
Read MoreOpenAPI .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In the .NET ecosystem, OpenAPI .NET integration is facilitated through several libraries and tools that make it easier to create, document, and consume APIs.
Read MorePapercut SMTP C# (How It Works For Developers)
Papercut SMTP C# is particularly useful for C# developers as it integrates seamlessly with .NET applications
Read MoreAppmetrics C# (How It Works For Developers)
AppMetrics C# is a powerful tool designed to streamline application monitoring and performance analysis. With App Metrics abstracts
Read MoreQuartz .NET (How It Works For Developers)
http://Quartz.NET , with its latest quartz scheduler version, offers seamless integration with various supported database providers
Read MoreStripe .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Stripe .NET is a powerful .NET library that allows developers to integrate Stripe's payment processing capabilities into .NET applications
Read MoreSupersocket C# Example (How It Works For Developers)
SuperSocket C# is an excellent framework for developing a server-side socket application, whether you're working on a GPS server or an industrial control system
Read MoreTensorFlow .NET (How It Works For Developers)
TensorFlow .NET is a .NET binding for TensorFlow, allowing developers to use TensorFlow functionality directly within C# and .NET application layers
Read MoreC# Deconstructor (How It Works For Developers)
Deconstructors in C# are methods that help you break down an object into multiple values. This is very different from destructors which are used to clean up resources before an object is garbage collected
Read MoreC# Lambda Expressions (How It Works For Developers)
In the realm of C# programming, lambda expressions stand as one of the most powerful features. These concise and expressive constructs enable developers to write compact yet robust code
Read MoreC# Call Base Constructor (How It Works For Developers)
The base keyword in C# is used within a derived class to refer to the base class. It is particularly useful in constructor declaration when you need to invoke the constructor of the base class instead of the derived constructor.
Read MoreC# Catch Multiple Exceptions (How It Works For Developers)
We'll cover how to catch multiple exception types, use exception filters, and ensure resources are cleaned up with finality. The aim is to help you build robust and error-tolerant C# applications.
Read MoreC# Concatenate Strings (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial aims to cover every aspect of string concatenation in C#, providing detailed explanations and code examples
Read MoreC# iList (How It Works For Developers)
The public interface IList declaration is a fundamental part of creating custom collections in C# that adhere to the IList contract specified by the .NET Framework's Collections namespace
Read MoreMicrosoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory Example (With PDF) in C#
Caching is a potent optimization strategy in this context. Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory provides an efficient in-memory object caching solution for .NET applications
Read MoreOcelot .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Ocelot is an open-source API gateway solution for .NET applications, designed to facilitate the routing of requests across multiple microservices
Read MoreDapper C# (How It Works For Developers)
Dapper is an object-relational mapping (ORM) framework for the .NET platform. It is a simple object mapper that allows you to map an object-oriented domain model to a traditional relational database
Read Moredocfx C# (How It Works For Developers)
DocFx C# and IronPDF are two effective tools that generate documentation and improve the readability and accessibility of project documentation while streamlining documentation workflows
Read MoreFlunt C# (How It Works For Developers)
The versatile and lightweight .NET framework, Flunt, was created to facilitate the development of fluent validation and notification patterns in C# applications
Read MoreInternal Keyword C# (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the internal keyword is an access modifier used to define how classes, methods, variables, and other members are accessed
Read MoreC# Long to String (How It Works For Developers)
We will also convert long values to strings and use that value in PDF creation to create PDF files with the help of IronPDF for C#
Read MoreNHibernate C# (How It Works For Developers)
NHibernate is a powerful Object Relational Mapping (ORM) framework designed for use with the .NET Framework
Read MoreNswag C# (How It Works For Developers)
This post will discuss how to use NSwag to generate API specs with .NET Core and produce high-quality PDF documents from these specifications using IronPDF.
Read MoreParse String to Int C# (How It Works For Developers)
The Convert.ToInt32 and Int32.Parse methods are standard tools in C# to convert a string value into an integer value
Read MoreC# Pair Class (How It Works For Developers)
The Pair class does not encapsulate its object references. Instead, it exposes them directly to all calling codes as public class fields.
Read MorePolly Retry (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll delve into Polly's retry policy in C#, exploring its usage, and configuration options, and providing practical code examples
Read MoreRebus .NET Core Example (How It Works For Developers)
Enter Rebus .NET, a powerful library that simplifies message-based communication and routing within the .NET ecosystem
Read MoreSharpziplib Extract ZIP C# (How It Works For Developers)
Sharpziplib is a feature-rich, open-source compression library for .NET, written entirely in C#
Read MoreWebClient C# (How It Works For Developers)
WebClient is a powerful class in C# designed for sending and receiving data over the web. It's part of the .NET Framework's
Read MoreXceed.Document .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how Xceed.Document .NET and IronPDF, two powerful libraries for document manipulation in .NET
Read MoreC# Linked List (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will look in detail at the Linked list in C# and also IronPDF, a PDF generation library from IronSoftware.
Read MoreXdocument C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how developers can leverage the power of XDocument and IronPDF to streamline XML document handling within their .NET applications.
Read MoreC# Reverse String (How It Works For Developers)
C# provides several built-in functions for string manipulation, and one of them is Array.Reverse(), which can be used to reverse an array of characters or a char array representing a string
Read MoreHtml Agility Pack C# (How It Works For Developers)
To streamline document generation in .NET applications, we will look at how to connect IronPDF with HtmlAgilityPack in this post
Read MoreC# Print List: A Quick Tutorial
In this article, we will explore different methods to print a list in C#.
Read MoreResharper C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how ReSharper C# can enhance your C# development workflow and maximize efficiency
Read MoreVolatile C# (How It Works For Developers)
The volatile keyword in C# is primarily used to indicate that a field might be modified by multiple threads that are executing concurrently
Read MoreTinymce .NET (How It Works For Developers)
TinyMCE .NET is a wrapper that enables you to integrate this editor into your .NET projects seamlessly.
Read MoreTCP .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In this post, we explore how to integrate IronPDF with TCP .NET to facilitate effective document generation in .NET applications
Read MoreSoulseek .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In this journey, you're not just learning about a library. You're unlocking a new realm of possibilities for your .NET projects, from file sharing with Soulseek .NET to document management with IronPDF.
Read MoreSendgrid .NET (How It Works For Developers)
In this guide, we aim to unpack the features and functionalities of SendGrid .NET, guiding you through the initial setup, basic operations
Read MoreC# Substring (How It Works For Developers)
The Substring method in C#, a member of the String class, allows manipulation starting from the first character based on the specified parameters
Read MorePrism Logging (How It Works For Developers)
Prism.Plugin.Logging, an extension of the Prism Logging framework, offers a comprehensive logging solution for .NET applications, including support for various logging providers.
Read MoreNpgsql C# (How It Works For Developers)
Npgsql is a key technology that enables smooth communication between .NET applications and PostgreSQL databases as developers look for strong ways to work with databases
Read MoreHow to Generate PDF Reports using the ASP.NET
Report generation in ASP.NET involves creating dynamic reports that can be displayed on the web or exported in various formats such as PDF, Excel, or CSV
Read MoreAvalonia C# (How It Works For Developers)
Avalonia C# is a cross-platform UI framework, offering developers a unified project and control templates for creating applications that run smoothly on multiple platforms
Read MoreBlazor Hybrid Apps (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will build a simple .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid app using Visual Studio and also later see the IronPDF library from Iron Software to generate PDF documents.
Read MoreBugsnag C# (How It Works For Developers)
Bugsnag C# is a dedicated library designed to streamline error monitoring within your .NET applications.
Read MoreContact Javaobject .NET (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial will focus on leveraging the ContactJavaObjects.Net framework to enable communication between Java and .NET objects
Read MoreC# Continue (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we delve into the intricacies of continue and break methods in C#, exploring their syntax, applications, and best practices
Read MoreC# Devart.Data.Oracle (How It Works For Developers)
C# Devart.Data.Oracle is a library that simplifies Oracle database operations. It's for developers who need to interact with Oracle databases
Read MoreC# Logging (How It Works For Developers)
At its core, logging in C# involves recording information about the software as it runs
Read MoreC# Optional Parameters (How It Works For Developers)
Optional parameters or optional arguments in C# provide a way to simplify function calls by allowing some arguments to be omitted
Read MoreC# Partial (How It Works For Developers)
A partial class, maintaining the same accessibility level, is defined with the partial modifier in C#
Read MoreC# Record Vs Class (How It Works For Developers)
Introduced in C#, the record type is a newer addition aimed at simplifying the creation of immutable data structures, providing a robust alternative to traditional class structures
Read MoreC# Ref (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the ref keyword is a powerful feature that allows methods to modify the parameter value of passed reference type variables
Read MoreC# Replace Character In String (How It Works For Developers)
This guide focuses on how to use the Replace method in C# for replacing letters in the current instance of strings
Read MoreC# Round double to int (How It Works For Developers)
Throughout this guide, we will explore different strategies and functions used in C# to round double values to int digits
Read MoreC# Round to 2 Decimal Places (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, there are several ways to round a decimal number or double number to two decimal places
Read MoreC# Sleep (How It Works For Developers)
The Thread.Sleep method in C# is a static method belonging to the Thread class within the System.Threading namespace
Read MoreC# Vitrual Vs Abstract (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, virtual methods can be overridden in derived classes, while abstract methods must be overridden in derived classes
Read MoreFactory Pattern C# (How It Works For Developers)
Factory method design pattern in C# is aimed at solving problems related to creating objects without specifying the exact creator class of the object that will be created.
Read MoreLivecharts C# (How It Works For Developers)
LiveCharts is a library for .NET developers. LiveCharts helps create dynamic and beauty charts in C# applications
Read MoreMasstransit C# (How It Works For Developers)
MassTransit is a native message broker library designed specifically for .NET applications, encompassing a few fundamental concepts
Read MoreMediatr C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will take a detailed look at MediatR in the context of C# development, providing practical examples and guidance on how to integrate it into your web application projects
Read MoreMS Graph .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Combining MS Graph .NET and IronPDF allows developers to create applications that can manipulate Microsoft 365 data and produce PDF documents.
Read MoreMudblazor .NET 8 (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial introduces MudBlazor and IronPDF in the context of .NET 8 for building web applications. MudBlazor is a component library for Blazor projects
Read MoreMySqlclient C# (How It Works For Developers)
MySqlClient is a MySql library for .NET that allows developers to easily connect with MySql databases, which are frequently used to store and manage data in online applications.
Read MoreC# Print Console: Step-by-Step Guide
we'll explore various ways to print to the console in C#, covering basic output, formatting, and advanced techniques.
Read MoreC# Print Variable: Simplify Your Code
In this comprehensive article, we will explore various aspects of printing variables in C#, covering different data types, formatting options, and advanced techniques.
Read MoreHow to Use C# Print Line Effectively
In this article, we'll explore various methods and techniques related to printing lines in C#.
Read MoreMaster C# Print Function: A Developer’s Guide
At the core of C# printing lies the Console.WriteLine method. It's the go-to function for displaying formatted output information on the console
Read MoreIn C# (How It Works For Developers)
C# is a powerful, type-safe programming language that offers developers a rich set of features for building complex applications
Read MoreNativeUI C# (How It Works For Developers)
NativeUI is an essential framework for C# developers in the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) modding community
Read MoreC# Groupby (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the GroupBy method is a powerful tool that organizes elements from a data source into groups based on a specified key
Read MoreIndexOf C# (How It Works For Developers)
The IndexOf method in C# is a fundamental tool used in string manipulation and searching operations. It helps locate the character positions of a specific character or substring within another string
Read MoreC# Using Statement (How It Works For Developers)
The using statement in C# is a fundamental concept that aids in managing resources efficiently, particularly when working with disposable objects.
Read MoreC# URL Encode (How It Works For Developers)
URL encoding and decoding are techniques used in the C# to ensure the safe transmission of data within URLs
Read MoreC# Unit Testing (How It Works For Developers)
Unit testing is a critical phase in software development, which helps developers verify the functionality of individual units of source code. In C#
Read MoreC# TryParse (How It Works For Developers)
A static method in C#, the TryParse method can be used with numeric data types as well as string representations such as other relevant kinds
Read MoreC# String.Join (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, String.Join is a powerful method used for string concatenation, allowing developers to join individual strings from an array or a collection into a single string
Read MoreC# Short (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the short data type is one of the C# data types and is used to represent integer values within a limited range
Read MoreC# Record (How It Works For Developers)
C# record is a powerful feature introduced to ease the creation of immutable data models and to enhance the coding experience by reducing boilerplate code
Read MoreC# PostgreSQL (How It Works For Developers)
Welcome to this tutorial designed for beginners interested in integrating C# applications with PostgreSQL
Read MoreC# Pass by Reference (How It Works For Developers)
Utilize a reference to pass refers to the way in C# for sending arguments to functions or methods by giving a reference to the initial variable of the called method instead of a copy of its value
Read MoreC# Object Oriented (How It Works For Developers)
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a fundamental concept in software development, enabling programmers to create modular, reusable, and adaptable code. C#
Read MoreC# Log (How It Works For Developers)
C# offers several logging frameworks, each with its features and capabilities. Let's explore some popular logging providers along with code examples:
Read MoreC# Imap (How It Works For Developers)
This guide also explores how to create PDF files using IronPDF and C# IMAP data.
Read MoreC# Generics (How It Works For Developers)
C# generics introduce a way to design classes, methods, interfaces, and delegates where the type of data they manage can be specified as a parameter
Read MoreC# Data Structures (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, like in many programming languages, understanding the use of data structures is fundamental to creating efficient, scalable, and maintainable software
Read MoreC# Action (How It Works For Developers)
In this tutorial we'll teach the concepts of C# Action, Func delegate, and related topics. This guide is designed for beginners
Read MoreC# Absolute Value (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, the absolute value refers to the distance of a number from zero, disregarding whether it is positive or negative
Read MoreCQRS Pattern C# (How It Works For Developers)
One of the popular tools for implementing CQRS in .NET applications is MediatR, a mediator pattern library
Read MoreC# Virtual Keyword (How It Works For Developers)
The virtual keyword in C# marks a method, property, or event as virtual, signaling that it can be overridden in any class inheriting from it
Read MoreC# While (How It Works For Developers)
This comprehensive guide delves deep into the nuances of the C# 'while' loop, providing detailed explanations
Read MoreDatetime Objects in C# (How It Works For Developers)
DateTime objects in C# are fundamental for working with dates and times in .NET Framework applications
Read MoreC# Print Statement: Learn the Basics
In C#, the print statement is a versatile tool for displaying information, and in this article, we'll explore its usage, options, and best practices
Read More.NET Software Development (How It Works For Developers)
.NET Framework software development represents a powerful, versatile framework supported by Microsoft that enables
Read MoreDotnet NuGet (How It Works For Developers)
NuGet is the package manager for .NET, allowing developers to create packages, share, and consume code in a modular fashion
Read MoreC# Pattern Matching Expressions (How It Works For Developers)
Pattern matching expressions provide a flexible and intuitive way to match values against patterns and execute corresponding code blocks
Read MoreC# Params (How It Works For Developers)
The params keyword in C# is a powerful feature in .NET that allows a method to accept a variable number of arguments
Read MoreC# Enums (How It Works For Developers)
Enums, which are short for enumerations, serve as a powerful feature that enables developers to establish a set of named constants
Read MoreOpentelemetry C# (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial aims to help beginners understand how to integrate OpenTelemetry in C# applications using the extension method
Read MoreRabbitMQ C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore deeply RabbitMQ in the context of C# development, exploring its key concepts, installation, integration, and use cases.
Read MoreA Comparison Between IronPDF & PDFSharpCore
Compare IronPDF and PDFSharpCore for C# PDF generation. Detailed analysis of HTML to PDF conversion, features, performance, pricing, and code examples.
Read MoreMath.Round C# (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of Math.Round in C#, exploring its various aspects and usage scenarios
Read MoreC# Linter (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore the concept of C# linters, their significance, popular options, and how they contribute to writing clean and maintainable code.
Read MoreC# ArrayList (How It Works For Developers)
The ArrayList is essentially a non-generic collection, capable of storing a number of elements of any data type, making it a versatile choice for various programming scenarios
Read MoreC# Collection (How It Works For Developers)
Collections, in C#, are containers that let programmers work with and store sets of object classes. These objects are flexible and adaptable to many programming settings
Read MoreC# Const (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, a const keyword is a powerful tool for defining constant fields or values that are known at compile time. These values are immutable
Read MoreC# IDE (How It Works For Developers)
Selecting an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a crucial factor in determining the coding experience and productivity in the large and dynamic field of C# development
Read MoreC# Inheritance (How It Works For Developers)
A key idea in object-oriented programming (OOP) is inheritance, which lets a class (the derived or subclass) take on traits and characteristics from another class (the base or superclass)
Read MoreGraphQL C# (How It Works For Developers)
To use GraphQL in a C# project, you'll need the HotChocolate library, a popular GraphQL endpoint server implementation for .NET
Read MoreC# Initialize Array (How It Works For Developers)
This guide explores various techniques and best practices for initializing arrays in C#, providing insights into both basic and advanced array initialization scenarios.
Read MoreC# Nameof (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will explore the nameof operator in C# and also introduce IronPDF NuGet library to generate PDF documents programmatically.
Read MoreHashSet C# (How It Works For Developers)
This post will examine the use of HashSet in C# and how it may be used with IronPDF, a powerful library for working with PDF documents.
Read MoreC# Null Conditional Operator (How It Works For Developers)
C# Null Conditional operator offers a more concise and safe way to handle null values in your code. The beauty of this operator lies in its ability to simplify null checks
Read MoreC# OAuth2 (How It Works For Developers)
This guide is tailored for beginners, with a focus on key concepts, practical examples, and easy-to-understand explanations. We'll also learn a use case to use OAuth2 with the IronPDF library.
Read MoreC# Operator (How It Works For Developers)
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the different types of operators in C# and how they can be used in your programs. We will also see how to use these C# Operators with IronPDF
Read MoreC# Random Int (How It Works For Developers)
A simple and flexible way to generate random numbers in C# is to use the Random class. With the help of functions like Next() and Next(minValue, maxValue)
Read MoreC# Span (How It Works For Developers)
Span in C# allows developers to work with memory directly without resorting to traditional heap allocations
Read MoreC# Struct vs Class (How It Works For Developers)
Understanding the differences between C# structs and classes is crucial for making informed decisions when designing your C# applications.
Read MoreC# Thread Sleep Method (How It Works For Developers)
One essential tool in a C# developer's arsenal for managing thread timing and coordination is the Thread.Sleep() method.
Read MoreC# Timer (How It Works For Developers)
Timer classes in C# are powerful tools for scheduling the execution of code at specified intervals
Read MoreC# Array Length (How It Works For Developers)
In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the concept of the C# array length property, covering its significanc
Read MoreC# WebRTC (How It Works For Developers)
This tutorial introduces how to create a WebRTC solution using C#, focusing on the .NET Core framework, and provides insights into setting up a signaling server, understanding TURN servers, and integrating WebRTC into your IronPDF C# applications.
Read MoreC# Priority Queue (How It Works For Developers)
This post will explain the idea of a priority queue in C# and show you how to effectively utilize it with IronPDF to optimize document processing procedures
Read MoreC# LINQ Distinct (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we are going to learn about the C# LINQ distinct function with IronPDF.
Read MoreC# Ternary Operator (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore the nuances of the C# Ternary Conditional Operator, its syntax, use cases, and how it enhances the readability and conciseness of code.
Read MoreC# String.Format (How It Works For Developers)
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the complexities of String Format, its syntax, usage, and the efficient ways in which it elevates string formatting in C#
Read MoreC# Sealed Class (How It Works For Developers)
In C#, a sealed class is a class that cannot be inherited. By using the sealed keyword, developers can prevent other classes from deriving or extending from the sealed class
Read MoreC# Orderby (How It Works For Developers)
Sorting is a fundamental operation in any programming language, and the C# OrderBy method is a powerful tool for arranging elements within collections
Read MoreC# LINQ Join Query Syntax (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll dive deep into the complexities of the C# LINQ Join operator, unraveling its functionality, syntax, and real-world applications.
Read MoreC# Internal (How It Works For Developers)
The internal keyword/access modifier in C# limits a type or member's visibility to that of other members within the same assembly
Read MoreC# Dev Kit VS Code Extension (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll delve into the realm of C# dev kit VS Code, specifically focusing on the C# development kit extension. We'll explore its features, installation, and usage with practical examples
Read MoreC# Delegates (How It Works For Developers)
In this comprehensive guide, we will dig deep into the complexities of C# delegates, exploring their functionality
Read MoreC# Attributes (How It Works For Developers)
In this comprehensive guide, we'll have a look at C# attributes, exploring their syntax, applications, and how they serve as a versatile mechanism for enhancing code expressiveness and functionality
Read MoreMSTest C# (How It Works For Developers )
In this tutorial, we'll understand what MSTest is and check some scenarios of how we can use MSTest with the IronPDF library.
Read MoreJquery Datatable (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore how to integrate and use jQuery DataTables in an ASP.NET WEB application to enhance the presentation of tabular data.
Read MoreC# Array Sort (How It Works For Developers)
Learn how to sort arrays in C# with this comprehensive guide. Follow step-by-step instructions and examples to master array sorting.
Read MoreC# Reflection (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll delve into the intricacies of C# reflection, exploring its key concepts, use cases, and best practices
Read MoreC# REPL (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore REPL in C#, uncovering its functionality, use cases, and how it transforms the way you experiment, learn, and iterate in C#.
Read MoreC# Stopwatch (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we will see how to use the Stopwatch object in C# to find the time taken to perform a specific task using the public timespan elapsed time property
Read MoreMicrosoft Logging C# (How It Works For Developers)
The Microsoft.Extensions.Logging NuGet package for .NET Core gives us access to several extension methods to help us write different log levels. In this article, we are going to see more about MS logging.
Read MoreCefsharp.WPF.NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we are going to see more about CefSharp open source version using code snippets.
Read MoreNpgsql C# .NET (How It Works For Developers)
Npgsql is a .NET data provider that enables C# and other .NET language developers to connect to, access, and administer PostgreSQL databases
Read MoreSwashbuckle ASP .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
Swashbuckle is a C# .NET core NuGet package which helps to automatically document the RESTful Web APIs developed
Read MoreSerilog .NET (How It Works For Developers)
This article explores how Serilog elevates the logging process in .NET 6 applications, ensuring that each log event is not just a string, but a structured, queryable object
Read MoreNPlot C# (How It Works For Developers)
NPlot is a versatile charting library in the .NET framework, ideal for generating a wide range of graphs and plots. From simple line plots to complex scatter charts
Read MoreC# Yield Return (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll look into yield return in C#, exploring its functionality, use cases, and how it can transform the way you approach iteration.
Read MoreTest Console Application C# (How It Works For Developers)
Learn how to create and test console applications in C#. Follow this guide for best practices and tips on effective console app development.
Read MoreBouncyCastle C# (How It Works For Developers)
BouncyCastle C# is a comprehensive library providing a wide option of cryptographic algorithms and tools for .NET developers
Read MoreC# Double Question Mark (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll dig deep into the complexities of the C# Double Question Mark Operator, exploring its functionality
Read MoreC# Null Coalescing (How It Works For Developers)
It is true that in C# the null-coalescing operator (??) is a binary operator. An operator that acts on two operands is referred to as a binary operator
Read MoreC# Primary Constructor (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll learn how to use C# 12 Primary Constructors efficiently, also exploring their functionality
Read MoreC# String Interpolation (How It Works For Developers)
String interpolation in C# allows developers to embed expressions or variables directly into string literals
Read MoreC# Writeline (How It Works For Developers)
In this article, we are going to use the WriteLine method within static void main in C#
Read MoreDatatables .NET (How It Works For Developers)
we'll explore how to integrate http://DataTables.NET distribution files, a table-enhancing library for server-side processing into an ASP.NET project to enhance the presentation and user experience of tabular data.
Read MoreHangfire .NET Core (How It Works For Developers)
Hangfire simplifies the implementation of background processing in ASP.NET Core or .NET Core 6 Web API applications by providing a reliable and flexible framework for managing and executing background jobs
Read MoreMath.NET C# (How It Works For Developers)
Math.NET is a powerful tool for mathematical computing in the .NET framework, capable of handling a wide array of mathematical tasks
Read MoreHow to Merge PDF Files in .NET
In this article, we will explore how to merge different PDF documents using IronPDF in a .NET application.
Read MoreNull Coalescing Operator C# (How It Works For Developers)
The Null Coalescing Operator (??) or Null Conditional Operator is a concise and powerful binary operator in C# designed to streamline null value handling
Read MoreRestSharp C# (How It Works For Developers)
RestSharp is available as NuGet package and can be installed in your C# design
Read MoreSqlite C# .NET (How It Works For Developers)
SQLite is a popular open-source database engine that can be embedded in applications without requiring a separate server component. It is fast, reliable, and cross-platform
Read MoreMailkit C# (How it Works For Developers)
MailKit, a personal open-source project that has become an essential tool in .NET app development, supports sending and receiving emails through SMTP and IMAP protocols
Read MoreAutomapper C# (How it Works For Developers)
Automapper in C# is an object-object mapper, a tool that simplifies converting and transferring data between different object types
Read MoreC# Case Statement (How it Works For Developers)
A switch statement in C# is a control structure used to select one of many code paths to execute. The selection is based on the value or an expression with any of the data types
Read More.NET Aspire (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we will discuss the .NET Aspire components to create a web application. Also, we will use the IronPDF to create and download PDF files in the Aspire .NET project component.
Read MoreC# Protected (How it Works For Developers)
For beginners, grasping the concept of access modifiers, particularly protected in C# programming, is important
Read MoreC# Queue (How it Works For Developers)
In the context of C#, a powerful and versatile programming language, the C# Queue stands out as a fundamental tool for managing data in a sequential manner
Read MoreC# String Split (How it Works For Developers)
In this tutorial, we'll explore how to effectively use the String.Split method, starting from basic concepts and moving towards more complex applications.
Read MoreFluent Assertions C# (How it Works For Developers)
Fluent Assertions significantly improve the testing experience by making assertions more intuitive and human-readable.
Read MoreSelenium ChromeDriver C# (How it Works For Developers)
Selenium ChromeDriver is a key component in web automation, especially for Google Chrome users. It's a standalone server that enables automated control of Chrome version sessions
Read MoreWebview2 C# Example (How it Works For Developers)
WebView2, the latest iteration of web view technology from Microsoft, is based on the Chromium engine, the same engine that powers the popular Microsoft Edge browser
Read MoreSevenZip C# (How it Works For Developers)
SevenZip or 7-Zip is a free and open-source file archiver utility that allows users to compress and decompress files
Read MoreNET 8.0 (How it Works For Developers)
.NET 8.0 is a robust foundation for creating cutting-edge applications with a focus on long-term performance and reliability.
Read MoreLINQ C# (How it Works For Developers)
LINQ is not just a query language; it's an integral part of the C# programming language that streamlines querying and transforming data from sources like relational databases
Read MoreC# KeyValuePair (How it Works For Developers)
As we embark on this literary journey, our destination is the intricate universe of C# KeyValuePair nuanced exploration that peels back the layers of its diverse types
Read MoreC# Destructor (How it Works For Developers)
In the following code of this article we will discuss about the destructors](https://dotnettutorials.NET/lesson/destructor-csharp/ ""), its examples, and its uses. We will also discuss how to use the destructors with the PDF Library in C# named [IronPDF.
Read MoreCakeBuilder .NET (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll explore what CakeBuild is, why it's beneficial in C# development, and how it can be integrated with IronPDF to automate PDF document generation tasks and protect against spam, fraud, and abuse in the same way.
Read MoreByteSize C# (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we will use the ByteSize C# Library with IronPDF Library for string representation.
Read MoreBlazor .NET 8 (Developer Tutorial)
In this article, we'll delve into the key aspects of Blazor .NET 8.0, exploring the new rendering modes, project templates, tooling improvements, and more.
Read MoreBinaryKits.Zpl.Viewer (How it Works For Developers)
let's delve into BinaryKits.Zpl.Viewer, a tool designed to facilitate the visualization and analysis of ZPL printer driver code. Also, the Labelary api can be used as alternative to BinaryKits.Zpl.
Read MoreSolid Principles C# (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we will do a detailed review of olid Principles in C# and their uses, and we will also see how you can use them to write reusable code structures by creating PDF documents using C# PDF Library IronPDF.
Read MoreString Builder C# (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we'll delve into the intricacies of StringBuilder](https://www.tutorialsteacher.com/csharp/csharp-stringbuilder ""), exploring what it is, when and how to use it, and provide practical examples using C# PDF library [IronPDF to solidify your understanding.
Read MoreVisual Studio Code C# (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we delve into using Visual Studio Code for C# development, emphasizing its unique features and tools that cater to the needs of developers.
Read MoreC# Json Serializer (How it Works For Developers)
C# developers often find themselves working with JSON data, and to facilitate smooth interaction, C# provides a powerful tool - the C# JSON Serializer.
Read MoreC# Math (How it Works For Developers)
In C#, the Math class is a static class available within the System namespace. This class contains a plethora of methods designed to help developers perform mathematical operations without the need to write them from scratch.
Read MoreC# Switch Expression (How it Works For Developers)
In this article, we will go through the examples of switch expressions and test their use case using IronPDF C# PDF Library.
Read MoreC# Switch Statement (How it Works For Developers)
The switch statement in C# is a control flow statement that allows developers to write cleaner and more concise code when dealing with multiple conditions
Read MoreJupyter Notebook C# (How it Works For Developers)
as it combines the rich features of Jupyter Notebooks with the robustness of C# and the .NET framework to employ more interactive experiences.
Read MoreNUnit or xUnit .NET Core (How it Works For Developers)
Within this ecosystem, NUnit](https://nunit.org/ "") and [xUnit stand out as two of the most popular .NET unit testing frameworks in comparison to other test frameworks for data-driven testing
Read MoreC# Forms (How it Works For Developers)
Before diving into creating your Windows Forms app, you'll need Visual Studio installed. It's the primary tool used to develop Windows Forms applications.
Read MoreC# AS (How it Works For Developers)
The as operator keyword in C# is a binary operator used to perform certain conversions between compatible reference types or nullable types. The following code provides a simple demonstration
Read MoreC# Data Types (How it Works For Developers)
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In this tutorial, we will explore the C# AND operator, a critical programming aspect of C#. We'll cover its uses, how to write code with it, and some of the intermediate language features it connects with
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In C#, the **String.Split()** is your go-to tool for this task. The Split method allows you to divide a string into an array of substrings based on a given separator
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Today, we will delve into the world of C# and learn about a powerful feature - Default Parameters. We'll break it down in an easy-to-understand way, focusing on the concept of default argument value and optional arguments in C#.
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C# is a strongly typed language. But what does strongly typed language mean, you ask? It means that every variable and object must have a declared data type.
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In C#, numeric types are a set of data types used to store numbers. These can be divided into two main categories: integer data types and floating-point types.
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Object instantiation is the process where the new operator creates an instance of a class or struct. In C#, this is primarily achieved using the new keyword
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Welcome to our tutorial on C#'s handy Find function. You've just stumbled upon a powerful feature that can streamline your coding process. So, whether you're a seasoned coder or just starting out...
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There's a particular keyword in C# that holds special importance, and that is the 'this' keyword. This keyword refers to the current class instance where it's used.
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This is similar to what happens when multiple threads concurrently access a shared resource without a proper system in place.
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Visual Studio is a product of Microsoft, often referred to as Microsoft Visual Studio. It is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) where you can write code, debug, and test.
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Lists are versatile and dynamic data structures used to store and manipulate collections of data in C#. Lists are part of the System.Collections.Generic namespace
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C# wait statement is a popular feature in programming when you need to pause the execution of your program for a specified duration.
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Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (MSVCR) is a package offered by Microsoft for programs developed using Visual Studio. It contains C and C++ runtime libraries
Read MoreC# Using (How it Works for Developers)
The using statement in C# is a convenient way to work with resources that implement the IDisposable interface. IDisposable objects typically hold onto unmanaged resources
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In C#, a multiline string is a string that spans multiple lines. It's different from a single line string, which only consists of characters on one line
Read MoreC# If (How it Works for Developers)
In this tutorial, we'll break down the concepts of if statements, else statements, and how to use them effectively in your C# programs.
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If you're new to programming in C#, you might have heard the term try catch statement thrown around quite a bit. In this tutorial, we'll delve into the world of exception handling, focusing on catch blocks,
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In this tutorial, we'll be exploring the replace method in C# using relatable real-life examples and storytelling, making it engaging and easy to follow along.
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A for loop is a type of loop in C#, specifically designed for situations where you know exactly how many times you want to iterate
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In this tutorial, we will cover the C# "foreach" loop, an essential tool for developers. The foreach loop simplifies the process of iterating through a collection,
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Extension methods are a powerful feature in C# that allows you to add new functionality to existing types without modifying their source code.
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As a developer, choosing the right framework can be critical for the success of your project. In this article, we'll dive deep into the differences between .NET Core and .NET Framework.
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In this article, we will explore the IronPDF NuGet library, which simplifies the process of generating PDFs in .NET applications.
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After reading this article, you will understand the differences between Blazor and Razor, as well as how they relate with each other in .NET web application development.
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Compare IronPDF and PDFTron (Apryse) PDF libraries for .NET. Analyze features, pricing, performance, and real developer experiences to choose the best C# PDF solution for your project.
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