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Ishan Sarvaiya - September 23, 2021
Table of Content 1. Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) 2. Open-Closed Principle (OCP) 3. Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) 4. Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) 5. Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) 6. Conclusion In C#, SOLID design principles are basic design principles. SOLID Principles enable us to overcome most of the design problems. In the 1990s, Robert Martin compiled these principles. These principles provided us with many ways to overcome tight coupled...
Ishan Sarvaiya - August 30, 2021
Table of Content 1. What is Add-in in Outlook? 2. Outlook Object Model 3. Creating Add-in 4. Testing 5. Conclusion What is Add-in in Outlook? In Outlook, Add-ins are programs that help us to automate certain tasks according to our ease like when we view or create messages. i.e., Trello, Skype, Zoom, Evernote, etc. Outlook Object Model When we are talking about Outlook add-in, we must know the basics of the following objects: Application:...
iFour Team - February 21, 2021
For a developer a main challenge is to debug and optimize queries that are written for the request made to the server. It is impossible to get the exact time of the queries request for each page. Usually, developer considers count such as one, two, three and calculate the average but this is not a solution and as a developer, this is not we want. In developer's tool network tab provide information about the time per the request made for a page load but that is not enough for a developer...
iFour Team - February 18, 2021
When you are developing the websites with JavaScript, you can use the localStorage and sessionStorage. In the localStorage and sessionStorage, the data stores in key-value pair in the user’s web browser. It is also known as sandboxed for each website, you can access only your data store on every website, and you can’t access to localStorage and sessionStorage objects being saved from another website. Table of Content 1. What’s the difference between localStorage and sessionStorage? 2....
iFour Team - December 15, 2020
Unit testing is used to test individual components or units to determine if there are any issues by the developer himself. The unit testing is used to validate that each component of the software code performs as expected. The unit testing is concerned with the functional correctness of standalone modules and it is done by the developer during the development phase of an application. Table of Content 1. Why do we need unit tests? 2. Unit Testing Tools 3. Setting up Unit...