Editor's note
I curated a pretty mixed stack this time: practical EF Core deployment advice, ASP.NET Core filters, logging, and a few language deep dives. The release-pipeline migration piece and the JSON assertion article stood out to me because they solve real pain in day-to-day work. There’s also room here for AI, profiling, and even Unity, which keeps the issue broad rather than themed.
EF Core pipelines, ASP.NET filters, and C# basics
As the sun rises on another Monday, gear up for a .NET journey that's more thrilling than finding an original Star Wars action figure in pristine condition. Today, prepare to shift gears from weekend mode to coding maestro as we unravel an array of insights and innovations in the .NET universe. Whether you’ve been refactoring like a Jedi or just appreciating the runtime scenery, this curation promises to energize and inspire your week, one byte at a time. So grab your metaphorical lightsaber—Monday’s mission is to master the digital galaxy.
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Payroll Management System Project in C# with Source Code
A practical look at shipping EF Core migrations safely in release pipelines.
Deploying EF Core migrations in release pipelines
A useful reminder that better JSON assertions can save a lot of test-debugging time.
Report All JSON assertion errors in-one-shot for .NET
Generative AI in .NET is still finding its shape, but the article is aiming at real app integration.
Empowering .NET Applications with Generative AI
ASP.NET Core filters always repay a refresher, especially when you need the right hook.
⚡ 6 Filter Types in ASP.NET Core
A nice performance note: ToListAsync getting faster again is the kind of update people miss.
ToListAsync is fast again in Entity Framework (kind of)
Logging gets more useful when you treat it like part of the product, not an afterthought.
Mastering Encryption and Decryption in C# with a Console Project
Bad tests can be expensive in all the wrong ways; this one argues that clearly.
Level up your logging in .NET/C#
Scalar plus .NET 9 is a good sign that API docs are still evolving for developers.
Data View and LINQ in C# and VB.NET
ConcurrentHashSet is one of those small helpers that can remove a lot of locking noise.


















