Editor's note
I kept this one deliberately mixed: architecture, debugging, async, and a little UI work all made the cut. The Blazor Server circuit-leak piece and the age-verification MAUI sample stand out because both are practical problems many teams are running into right now. I also liked the reminders around dependency injection and async, since those habits still save or sink production code.
Async, DI, and Blazor pitfalls
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Dependency Injection in .NET — The 9 Golden Rules Nobody Taught You
A solid DI reality check: containers help, but they won’t save a muddled design.
Improve Debugging in .NET Using the DebuggerDisplay Attribute
DebuggerDisplay is one of those small quality-of-life tools that pays off every day.
How do I check whether the user has permission to create files in a directory?
The MAUI age-verification sample is a good example of platform-specific requirements done the .NET way.
Delegates, Func, Action & Lambdas — The Heart of ASP.NET Core (Beginner-Friendly Guide)
The LINQ profiling piece is a timely nudge for anyone who suspects EF Core is doing more work than it should.
Cross-Platform Age Verification in .NET MAUI Applications
The Blazor Server memory article is practical and important if you’re seeing circuits linger longer than expected.









