Memory leaks, SDK support, and Blazor

Jasen Fici
February 04, 2025

Welcome to Tuesday's tech therapy session, where we take a thoughtful pause amidst code complexities. As seasoned .NET aficionados, we know that refining skills is much like tuning an old car—you need precision, patience, and the right tools. Today, we’ve curated a mix of insights perfect for a midweek mental tune-up. So, grab your metaphorical wrench and let's get under the hood to discover what's fueling the .NET universe this week.

Today's Articles

Common Code Mistakes that Cause Memory Leaks and Pressure in .NET

Identifying and Avoiding Costly Coding Practices that Lead to Memory Management Issues in .NET

Supporting multiple .NET SDK versions in analyzers and source generators

In this post I describe why source generators might need to work with multiple versions of the .NET SDK and how NuGet packages support this in .NET 6

CPM(Central Package Management) for .NET

.NET ile uygulama geliştirirken projelerimizde third-party paketler kullanabiliyoruz. Eğer içerisinde birden fazla proje bulunan bir…

When will .NET Framework retire?

Did you ever ask yourself: When will the good ol' .NET Framework retire? The short answer: I don't know, but we can make a good guess!

Mocking with Moq in .NET

Simplifying Unit Testing in .NET with Moq and Dependency Injection

Structural Design Patterns in .NET: A Practical Guide

Essential structural design patterns in .NET, including Proxy, Adapter, Bridge to enhance flexibility, maintainability, and reusability.

C# Escapes the Ordinary: Unveiling the New Raw String Literals

Unlocking Readability: How Raw String Literals Revolutionize String Handling in C#

Why You Should Never Access HttpContext from DbContext

In modern web applications built with ASP.NET and Entity Framework, it’s common to need information about the current user or request.

Exploring C# 11 Features: From Most Useful to Niche Examples — A Practical Series

All examples and insights in this series are based on my personal experience and ideas.I’ve structured this series to cover C# features…

Reducing Azure Cloud Cost - My Experience

In this article, I will share how I reduced 40 % of the Azure cloud cost. Discover how to reduce Azure costs effectively! This article shares practical strategies like monitoring resources, right-sizi...

The Power of C#: From Basic Data Types to Advanced Control Flow

Learn how to use arrays, operators, and loops to solve real-world problems in C#.

Simplifying Chart.js Integration with RazorKit.ChartJs

When building dynamic web applications, visualizing data in the form of charts is often essential. Chart.js is one of the most popular…

Blazor and WebAssembly: A Game-Changer for ASP.NET Core Developers

Discover How to Build Modern Web Apps with C# and WebAssembly for Faster Performance

.NET Architectural Patterns — Building Robust Applications

An overview of key architectural patterns in software development, exploring their principles, benefits, and real-world applications.

Prototype Design Pattern in C#

The Prototype pattern is a fundamental tool in software engineering, offering a standardized solution for creating objects by cloning…

Exception Handling in C#

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Ensuring Security in DevOps Pipelines for .NET Applications

The integration of security practices into DevOps is often referred to as DevSecOps. This approach emphasizes shifting security left in…

System.Text.Json vs. Newtonsoft.Json: A Comprehensive Comparison

System.Text.Json and Newtonsoft.Json are popular libraries for JSON serialization in .NET. System.Text.Json offers better performance and lower memory usage, while Newtonsoft.Json provides more advanc...