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How to check if number is a DuoDigit C#

By Juan PinzonPosted on April 13, 2023Posted in ProgrammingTagged Algorithms, C#No Comments

Hi, this time I want to share a simple algorithm. I found this exercise practicing some algorithm concepts and I think it could help to learn about HashSet in C#. We can check if a number is a duodigit in C# by converting it to a string and then creating a set of its characters. […]

Connect Salesforce Pub/Sub API with .NET – Part II

By Juan PinzonPosted on February 5, 2023Posted in ProgrammingTagged C#, grpc, oauth, pub/sub, rest, salesforce, token8 Comments

Hi guys, this is the continuation for Connect Salesforce Pub/Sub API with .NET – Part I In this part of tutorial I am going to show you how to connect and subscribe with the salesforce pub/sub api, so, before to start I am going to list some requirements to get accomplish this task. Configure one […]

Connect Salesforce Pub/Sub API with .NET

By Juan PinzonPosted on January 19, 2023Posted in ProgrammingTagged C#, integration, programming, pub/sub, salesforce4 Comments

Hi guys, I want to share how to connect Salesforce Pub/Sub API with .NET. I was recently working on an integration project where I needed to integrate C# with Salesforce’s pub/sub API, so to solve this requirement I did some research and finally managed to finish the task. What is Salesforce Pub/Sub API: Pub/Sub API […]

Consume SOAP services with HttpClient in .NET

By Juan PinzonPosted on December 5, 2022Posted in ProgrammingTagged .net, .net 6, C#, HttpClient, HttpWebRequestNo Comments

Consume SOAP service with HttpClient in .NET doesn’t have to be hard. In recent days I need to consume some soap services in .NET 6, and I need to review some concepts about SOAP services in C#. After doing some research I found some examples using HttpWebRequest, but this class is marked as obsolete in .NET […]

How To Make an API with Azure Functions and OpenAPI Support

By Juan PinzonPosted on November 7, 2022Posted in ProgrammingTagged .net, .net 6, azure, azure-functions, C#, openapi, Swagger, visual studio 20221 Comment

Hi guys, in this occasion I want to share how to create an API with azure functions to expose it as serverless functions. The current version for visual studio at writing this post is 2022, so the next pictures are from that version. The first step is create the azure function project in visual studio, […]