Editor's note
I kept this one intentionally mixed: query work, data access, runtime internals, and a little AI tooling all landed together. The LeftJoin pieces and the EF Core performance article are a nice pair for anyone tuning data-heavy code, while the MAUI preview write-up shows where the desktop and mobile story is heading.
LINQ, memory, and data access
It's Monday, and just like a trusty .NET application that gracefully scales to meet demand, we're geared up to launch you into a week of fresh coding adventures. Buckle up, because today's .NET lineup is finely tuned for maximum efficiency—no time wasted on fluff, just pure, practical insights. Whether you're wrangling arrays or optimizing performance, we've filled the tank with plenty of tips and tricks to keep your development engine running smoothly. Let’s power through this week with the enthusiasm of a seasoned coder unboxing the latest tech toy.
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Sharing Session and Application data
Session-state sharing is a practical reminder that the old web basics still matter when you’re building real apps.
.NET’te AggressiveInlining, BufferWriter ve Span/Memory ile Sınırları Zorlamak
The BufferWriter and Span/Memory article is the kind of deep dive I like seeing between higher-level framework pieces.
New AI Tools Launched in Adobe Express
The LINQ LeftJoin posts are timely, especially with .NET 10 work making joins feel less awkward.
How to Write Cleaner Left Joins in .NET 10 Using LINQ
Mixing Dapper, EF Core, and PostgreSQL in one ASP.NET Core app is a real-world architecture conversation, not a toy sample.
Data Access in ASP.NET Core: Combining Dapper, EF Core, and PostgreSQL
The MAUI preview item focuses on quality rather than features, which usually tells you where the pain points are.
Abstract Factory Pattern for Database Access in C# 14
Kafka in banking systems is always worth a read because it grounds messaging advice in production constraints.
.NET MAUI in .NET 10 Preview: A Focus on Quality and the Developer Experience
The Interlocked article is a good practical counterweight to the memory-management posts nearby.



















