Editor's note
I curated a pretty mixed issue today: reliability, performance, architecture, and tooling all show up. I’d call out the webhook piece for its real-world idempotency guidance and the EF Core performance challenge for anyone chasing measurable wins. The MAUI billing sample is also timely for mobile teams shipping cross-platform monetization.
EF Core, webhooks, and .NET MAUI billing
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Building Reliable Webhooks in ASP.NET Core
Solid practical webhook advice: validation, retries, and idempotency are the difference between “works” and “survives production.”
In-Memory Caching in .NET (IMemoryCache)
Caching and LINQ pitfalls are the kind of day-to-day topics that save teams from expensive surprises later.
5 LINQ Mistakes That Pass Code Review But Crash Production
The EF Core optimization posts are the performance section’s highlights—one aims for speedups, the other shows how to avoid unnecessary query work.
EF Core Performance Optimization Challenge | 233x FASTER in .Net 10
MAUI billing plus Visual Studio Git workflow coverage gives mobile and tooling folks something immediately useful.
⚡ How a Missing SQL Index Crashed a High-Traffic .NET E-Commerce Platform
Good architecture reminders too: Key Vault, transactional outbox, and aggregate roots all reinforce how systems stay sane as they grow.












