Introduction: In previous blog, we discussed some formatting for Markdown language. Some more display of text-stuff will be discussed in this blog. Blockquotes: A blockquote is a sentence or paragraph that’s been specially formatted to draw attention to the reader. To create a block quote, all you have to do is preface a line with … Continue reading Markdown Language use in Postman Documentation- Part 2 →

Introduction: Formatting text in Markdown has a very gentle learning curve. It doesn’t do anything fancy like change the font size, colour, or type. All you have control over is the display of the text—stuff like making things bold, creating headers, and organizing lists. Styling: Bold and Italic: 1) To make a phrase italic in Markdown, you … Continue reading Markdown Language use in Postman Documentation- Part 1 →

Introduction: Postman is the complete toolchain for API developers. It supports every stage of API Lifecycle and in this blog, we will have a look on how a beautiful web-viewable document can be created. Postman’s API documentation feature lets you share public and private API documentation. Pre-requisites: 1) Postman 2) Web service already created. Steps … Continue reading Postman Documentation for Web Service →

Introduction: In this blog, we will have a look on how a web service can be published on IIS and made publicly available. Description: Publishing is the process to make an Application code suitable to host on the Server by merging DLLs and keeping only the required UI code. The steps required for hosting a … Continue reading Publishing Web Service on IIS using File System Method →

Introduction: Microsoft Forms is a simple app, which allows you to create customizable forms or quizzes and can be used for survey, quiz and poll purpose. It is included in Office 365 work and school accounts. In educational institutions, it can be used to create quizzes, collect feedback from parents and teachers, plan staff activities. … Continue reading Getting Started with Microsoft Forms →

Introduction: In this blog, we will have a look on how the records can be retrieved from NetSuite on basis of a custom field value. Scenario: We had a client with requirement to integrate their NetSuite environment to CRM environment. The integration process from NetSuite basically triggers on the scheduled time set on the server … Continue reading Retrieve records from NetSuite on basis of Custom field value →

Purpose: The purpose of this blog article is to automate the process of Blog submission for real-time tracking. Introduction: Blogs are the most important factor of online marketing these days and rather I should say that they are Marketing Investment. Blog articles: Build trust and demonstrate your expertise. Provide valuable content for social media and … Continue reading Blog Automation →

Introduction: This blog explains how to use Customer Join in Contacts. Problem Statement: We often get requirement from Client to get only Contacts for specific Customers. After following below solution, you can achieve your requirement. Solution: Below is code snippet which explains how to use Customer Join for Contact. Conclusion: Below image confirms we have … Continue reading NetSuite Customer Join in SuiteTalk →

In this blog we will be explaining the basics of Assertion in C# code. The use of assert statements can be an effective way to catch program logic errors at runtime, and yet they are easily filtered out of production code. Usually assertions should not be used to check for errors in a user’s input. … Continue reading Basics of Assertion in C# →

In this blog we will be explaining you about Delegate in C# and types of delegate. In simple terms, C# has a data type that allows developers to pass methods as parameters of other methods. This data type is called a delegate. A delegate is a type that represents references to methods with a particular … Continue reading Delegate in C# →