Editor's note
I pulled together another mixed bag today: performance, persistence, security, and a few C# 14 curiosities. The Any() vs Count() piece is a good reminder that small LINQ choices still matter, and the TOTP MFA article is a practical security read for app teams.
C# performance, EF Core, and architecture picks
Tuesday's here, and it's time to slip into our thinking caps, fellow .NET whisperers. As seasoned pros, we know that code—much like a classic car—runs smoother with regular tuning. Today, let's explore the finely-tuned engines of .NET innovation, where a hint of nostalgia meets the precision of new-age solutions. Don't just rev your engines; keep scrolling and cruise through these insights tailored for the discerning developer you are.
Today's Articles
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Jasen's take on today's picks
How to Convert a DataTable to a List of Objects in C#
A practical reminder that tiny LINQ choices can still show up in hot paths.
Boost Your C# Code: Why Any() is Faster Than Count() > 0 for Performance
Good to see MFA covered with a hands-on TOTP implementation, not just theory.
Akka.NET is the Best Choice for Reactive Systems in C# .NET 9
Several C# 14 articles this week—useful if you’re tracking the language’s new surface area.
🎨 Abstract Factory Pattern in C# 14
The EF Core date/time and NOLOCK pieces are both very “real app” problems.

















