Editor's note
I kept this issue deliberately mixed: you’ll find practical MVC state management, EF Core loading advice, and a good run of performance and threading pieces. The Jint request-handler article and the thread pool explanation stood out to me for the same reason—both reward developers who want more control over how their apps behave under load.
EF Core, performance, and Blazor patterns
Crank up the productivity engines, folks, because it's Monday, and the .NET highway is wide open for a smooth cruise. As seasoned navigators of the .NET universe, you're in the driver's seat, ready to accelerate your knowledge with this week's handpicked toolkit of articles. Whether you’re debugging last week’s code or gearing up for the next big project, consider this your turbo boost for the week—because in the race of innovation, experience is your best co-pilot. Get ready to embrace the momentum and explore what's next on the map!
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Jasen's take on today's picks
ViewDifference Between ViewData, ViewBag, and TempData in ASP.NET MVC
A classic MVC refresher that still saves people from confusing ViewData, ViewBag, and TempData.
EF Core & LINQ: Lazy Loading, Select vs Include, and How to Load Data Efficiently with projection
Good EF Core guidance here: loading strategy, projection, and when Include is actually worth it.
Decoupling Logic with the Strategy Pattern in C#
Strategy pattern plus parse-don’t-validate make for solid design-pattern reading you can apply right away.
Extract HTML to a Razor component in Visual Studio with 1 Click
The Jint request-handler piece is a neat reminder that ASP.NET Core can be extended in surprising ways.
.NET Core Troubleshooting (Performance, Stress Log)
Thread pool and synchronization articles pair nicely if you care about contention, throughput, and debugging pressure points.
AppState Pattern in .NET and Blazor — Efficient State Management for Modern Applications
Blazor AppState, WPF collections, and serialization efficiency round out the practical app-dev side of the issue.



















