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Getting Started with Stratis Blockchain Development Quest: Running Your First Stratis Node
Stratis is a flexible blockchain platform built on C# and .NET. This guide helps you start developing by running a Stratis node. It covers installing .NET Core SDK, cloning the Stratis Full Node repository, building, and running the node to synchronize with the network, providing a foundation for your blockchain development.
Discovering the Simplicity of C# in Blockchain Development with Stratis
Discover how transitioning from Solidity to Stratis simplified my blockchain development journey. Stratis supports smart contracts using C#, making development more accessible and efficient. Learn about the challenges with Solidity, the benefits of Stratis, and the tools needed to start developing smart contracts in a familiar C# environment.
Solid Nirvana: The Ephemeral State of SOLID Code
Achieving a SOLID state in code is like reaching nirvana — a fleeting moment of perfection. Regularly measuring adherence to SOLID principles using metrics can guide continuous improvement. Embrace these temporary snapshots of perfection to maintain a balanced perspective in the ever-evolving journey of software development.
Choosing the Right JSON Serializer for SyncFramework
Choosing the right JSON serializer for SyncFramework is crucial for performance and data integrity. This article compares DataContractJsonSerializer, Newtonsoft.Json, and System.Text.Json, highlighting their features, use cases, and handling of DataContract requirements to help you make an informed decision for efficient synchronization in .NET applications.
Why I Use Strings as the Return Type in the SyncFramework Server API
Choosing strings as the return type in my SynFramework server API enhances performance, flexibility, and control over data serialization. This approach optimizes data transmission, ensures compatibility with various clients, and simplifies managing data formats, offering a robust solution for C# and Web API developers.
Remote Exception Handling in SyncFramework
Explore exception handling in SyncFramework’s client-server architecture. Learn about throwing exceptions in the API and returning HTTP status codes. Discover best practices for handling exceptions server-side, interpreting HTTP status codes, and crafting error messages without exposing sensitive information. Create robust, user-friendly applications with effective exception handling