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Ah, Thursday—a day that stands proudly confident, sandwiched between the week’s end in sight and the toil already endured. It’s the .NET developer’s sweet spot for innovation, where experience meets inspiration like a finely-tuned car accelerating seamlessly on an open road. As you navigate through today’s collection of cutting-edge articles, let your seasoned instincts guide you toward that next breakthrough. Now, buckle up and savor the ride through the latest and greatest in .NET.
Today’s Articles
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Garbage Collector in .NET: Principles and Architecture
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https://medium.com/@ljubomirbacovic/garbage-collector-in-net-principles-and-architecture-d1550c58ab3d
If you ever came in touch with .NET, you heard terms like “managed code” and “Common Language Runtime” (or CLR). What makes code managed…
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Understanding Constructor Chaining In C#
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https://www.csharp.com/blogs/understanding-constructor-chaining-in-c-sharp
This article will show you the concept of Constructor Chaining In C# and cover their definitions, usage, and behavior in various scenarios, with examples to clarify these concepts.
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Database first approach with DotNet Core
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https://ravindradevrani.medium.com/database-first-approach-with-dotnet-core-7a62a3e8f008
I have used database first approach in the .NET Framework 4.X. But It is the first time I am trying to use Db First approach in the .NET… Continue reading on CodeX »
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Understanding Random.Next() in C#: Generating Random Numbers Efficiently
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https://medium.com/@malarsharmila/understanding-random-next-in-c-generating-random-numbers-efficiently-67aaa69bf4fd
Introduction Continue reading on .Net Programming »
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.NET Apps with DeepSeek R1 Today
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https://medium.com/@rs4528090/net-apps-with-deepseek-r1-today-3cfbe4daf2a4
Build the next generation of intelligent applications. Continue reading on CodeX »
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Mastering .NET Interoperability: Connecting .NET Framework and .NET Core with Javonet
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https://medium.com/@marketing_23529/mastering-net-interoperability-connecting-net-framework-and-net-core-with-javonet-1ca99aeb8bf0
Introduction
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CQRS and Mediator Pattern in a .NET 8 Web API
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https://www.csharp.com/article/cqrs-and-mediator-pattern-in-a-net-8-web-api/
This article explains how to implement CQRS and Mediator patterns in a .NET 8 Web API. It covers the benefits of separating read and write operations with CQRS, and how the Mediator pattern reduces de…
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Building RESTful APIs with ASP.NET Core: Best Practices
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https://www.csharp.com/article/building-restful-apis-with-asp-net-co-best-practices/
This article covers the best practices for API design, security, performance optimization, and error handling to help you create robust web services. Perfect for developers looking to master API devel…
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Why I prefer Laravel over .NET
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https://medium.com/@witkowski.bartlomiej1/why-i-prefer-laravel-over-net-36a93af8bbc9
It is my real life story, not next AI generated comparison..
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A Better .NET SQL Builder: KnightMoves.SqlObjects
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https://www.csharp.com/article/a-better-net-sql-builder-knightmoves-sqlobjects/
KnightMoves.SqlObjects is a .NET SQL builder that is built entirely on objects, making it orders of magnitude more powerful and feature-rich than any string manipulating SQL builder could ever be. If …
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Entity Framework Core Done Right: Avoid These Common/Critical Mistakes
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https://medium.com/@tanjeerbinhaque/entity-framework-core-done-right-avoid-these-common-critical-mistakes-99b0bb9649d5
As a .NET developer, Entity Framework is our very own thing. Entity Framework (EF) is an Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) for .NET…
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Building a Robust Password Validator in C#
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https://medium.com/@davidsilwal/building-a-robust-password-validator-in-c-df27d46de99b
A strong password is the foundation of any secure system. To help users create passwords that meet your security standards, implement a…
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How to Allow or Use or Display Angle Brackets <> in HTML Code Tag
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https://www.csharp.com/blogs/how-to-allow-or-use-or-display-angle-brackets-in-html-code-tag
How to allow or use Angle Brackets <> in HTML code tag | Angle Brackets <> not display at runtime in HTML Code tag | HTML.
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Why We Use C#/.NET and C++ for Instrument Control
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https://medium.com/@kjx_automations/why-we-use-c-net-and-c-for-instrument-control-384756db74a4
John Duddy – KJX Automations, LLC
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Learning C#: Debugging With Breakpoints
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https://medium.com/@MJQuinn/learning-c-debugging-with-breakpoints-68f2a4fe158a
Chapter 1 Section 5
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Comparing Collections Using Except and Intersect in C#
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https://www.csharp.com/blogs/comparing-collections-in-c-sharp-using-except-and-intersect-to-find-matched-and-unmatched-elements
Check selected elements in one collection are exist in another collection or not in c#.
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Difference Between Break and Continue Statement in C#
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https://www.csharp.com/blogs/difference-between-break-and-continue-statement-in-c-sharp
This tutorial will show you the difference between Break and Continue Statement in C# and cover their definitions, usage, and behavior in various scenarios, with examples to clarify these concepts.
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Understanding the `required` Keyword in .NET: Eliminating Nullability Doubts
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https://medium.com/@jry157/understanding-the-required-keyword-in-net-eliminating-nullability-doubts-052d052041e9
One of the persistent challenges in .NET development has been handling nullability — ensuring that required properties are properly…
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How To Be Productive As A C# Developer
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https://medium.com/write-a-catalyst/how-to-be-productive-as-a-c-developer-dd0701302321
I still remember when I first sat down to write C# code. Continue reading on Write A Catalyst »
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