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Happy Friday, fellow developers! As we roll into the weekend, let’s cruise through the latest in .NET like it’s the open road on a clear day. Today, we’ve compiled insights to rejuvenate your code with the wisdom of a seasoned mechanic tuning a classic car. So buckle up—these nuggets of knowledge are just what you need to power through those final coding challenges of the week and hit the highways of innovation with confidence.

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