Editor's note
I pulled together another intentionally mixed issue: beginner-friendly C# explainers sit right alongside deeper framework pieces. The cancellation token articles stand out for developers who want to avoid subtle async mistakes, and the EF Core read-only properties post is a nice practical domain-modeling read. It’s the kind of lineup that gives both new and experienced .NET folks something useful.
Cancellation tokens, middleware, and EF Core
Jasen Fici
August 15, 2025
As the sun sets on another whirlwind of a week, it's time to savor that sweet Friday blend of accomplishment and anticipation—kind of like the feeling you get when you nail a tricky refactoring just before the weekend. In this edition, we’re rolling out a red carpet of .NET insights, each article vying for your attention like a lineup of classic cars at a vintage show. So grab your coffee, settle in, and allow these gems to both challenge and inspire, knowing they'll fuel your coding engine until Monday rolls around again.
Today's Articles
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Jasen's take on today's picks
What’s the difference between static, public, and void in C#?
A clear primer on method keywords that still trips up newcomers.
Good refresher on options binding before you reach for custom config code.
Common errors to avoid in ASP.NET Core dependency injection
Classic DI pitfalls, explained in a way teams can act on quickly.
C# Corner Now Supports Light Theme!
Light-theme news from C# Corner—small, but a real usability win.
A broad digest worth skimming if you like internals and tooling.
Stop Reinventing Payments: How EasyLaunchpad Connects You to Stripe & Paddle Fast
Payments are always messier than the marketing copy; this looks pragmatic.
ASP.NET Core Middleware: Use vs Map vs Run
Middleware pipeline basics, with the usual Use/Map/Run confusion cleared up.
Difference between Class and Structure in C#
Helpful contrast between class and struct behavior in real code.
Deep Dive into Query Building in LINQ: What Every Senior .NET Developer Should Know
LINQ query composition for folks dealing with more than toy examples.
C# Cheat Sheet: From Zero to Hero
A cheat sheet is only useful if it stays readable; this one aims for that.
What is object-oriented programming in C#?
OOP fundamentals never go out of style, especially for newer devs.
The Final Boss of Cancellation Tokens in .NET
Cancellation tokens get the deep treatment here, especially around performance.
Leveling Up with Cancellation Tokens in .NET
Linked tokens and async streams make this one especially worth a look.
Best Practice to Make your Project Cleaner in .NET Core
Clean architecture advice, but grounded in project organization details.
Read only properties on Domain object using Entity Framework Core
Immutable domain objects in EF Core—very practical for real systems.
Working with Arrays in C#: Declaration, Initialization, and Usage
Arrays are basic, but a solid refresher still matters.
What Is the Difference Between C# and .NET?
C# vs .NET is still a useful distinction for beginners and interview prep.
GPT-5 in Azure AI Foundry: Future of AI Apps & Agents
GPT-5 in Azure AI Foundry is the AI headline in this issue.
Master the C# Ternary Operator: Concise Conditionals
The ternary operator: tiny syntax, big readability debates.
⚙️ How to Apply Rate Limiting in ASP.NET Core (.NET 8) with a Custom Attribute
Rate limiting with a custom attribute is a useful ASP.NET Core pattern.
Rate limiting in .NET 9, for teams tracking the platform changes.