Kickstart your Monday with the vigor of a .NET powerhouse! Whether you’re wielding code like a lightsaber or cruising through C# realms faster than a turbocharged Camaro, today’s newsletter is packed with carefully selected insights to fuel your week. From optimizing performance like a seasoned Jedi to tackling challenges with the tenacity of a classic V8 engine, let’s jump into a week of innovation and mastery. Buckle up, it’s time to rev your engines and embrace the road ahead with the wisdom only a GenX developer can muster.
Today’s Articles
Understanding Refresh Tokens in Web API Development with C#
Discover how .NET 9 empowers developers to build AI-driven applications with ease. Explore ML.NET, Azure AI, and deep learning integrations to create intelligent web and desktop apps.
C# 14, supported on .NET 10, introduces features like field-backed properties, implicit span conversions, and enhanced lambda expressions, simplifying code and boosting performance. Developers can dow…
Through the years, I’ve had to deal with usual pitfalls and less common gems that can break or make your application’s speed. Continue reading on Write A Catalyst »
Learn how to implement Cache Aside, Read Through Cache, Write Around, Write Back and Write Through Cache caching strategies in .NET Continue reading on CodeX »
Documentation Using Copilot: The Copilot Show – Ep. 4
Learn how to enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) in a .NET API to allow requests from different domains. Configure CORS policies in the Program.cs, set allowed origins, and ensure security by …
Variables are fundamental in C#, storing data of specific types like int, string, and bool. They must be declared and initialized before use. Constants store fixed values using the const keyword.
Real-Time Anomaly Detection in Server Logs with .NET 9 and ML.NET
This article explores machine learning techniques to identify unusual patterns, detect errors, and enhance system monitoring. Improve server performance and security with AI-driven log analysis in .NE…
Boost .NET Dictionary Speed by 2x Using Collections Marshal
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