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How is .Net platform independent?
dharinibalasubramaniam.medium.com Issue #261
Understanding the Cross-Platform Nature of .NET with Real-World Analogies
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Understanding MVC in .NET
medium.com Issue #261
I recently started working with ASP.NET and I kept hearing about “MVC” — the Model-View-Controller pattern. Everyone around me swore by it…
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How Clean Architecture Differs From Layered
medium.com Issue #260
In a recent post I showed the way I structure my apps, only three layers — API, Core (business logic), and Infrastructure (handling…
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How does C# differ from C or .NET?
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #260
A clear and concise guide explaining how C#, C, and .NET differ — covering their roles, syntax, usage, and ecosystem. Perfect for beginners and professionals looking to understand where each technolog...
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Stop Looping: Use Dictionary<Guid, T> for Fast Entity Access in .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #260
This post explores a common performance issue in .NET, using collections for ID-based lookups, and presents a cleaner, faster alternative using Dictionary.
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InfluxDB and C#
nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net Issue #260
Download full source code. I recently started playing with InfluxDB, and as with many of these things, it took a little longer to get going than expected. So, to save the next person some time, here ...
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How we enforce .NET coding standards at Workleap to improve productivity, quality and performance
anthonysimmon.com Issue #259
Distributing .editorconfig and MSBuild properties across hundreds of .NET projects is now as easy as adding a single NuGet package. Continue reading on Workleap »
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Stop using .sln files — switch to .slnx in .NET now
medium.com Issue #259
The old .sln served us well, but the new XML-based .slnx fixes decades of pain — fewer merge fights, better tooling, and CLI-first…
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How to implement Dependency Injection in .NET
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #259
This code registers application services using Dependency Injection in .NET. IReportService is added as scoped and IEmailSender as transient, promoting modular, testable, and maintainable architecture...
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COALESCE vs. ISNULL: Better NULL Handling in .NET Apps
itnext.io Issue #259
Compare COALESCE and ISNULL to write cleaner, portable SQL for your .NET data layers. Continue reading on ITNEXT »
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The new Dependabot NuGet updater: 65% faster with native .NET - .NET Blog
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #259
Discover the new Dependabot NuGet updater that improves performance, accuracy, and developer experience by leveraging native .NET tooling.
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Why .NET is the Best-Kept Secret for New Programmers
towardsdev.com Issue #259
Kickstart your coding journey with .NET’s simplicity and versatility. Continue reading on Towards Dev »
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Why .NET Applications Fail: A Developer’s Complete Guide to Common Issues and Solutions
medium.com Issue #259
Understanding the root causes behind .NET application failures can save you hours of debugging and prevent costly production issues… Continue reading on .Net Programming »
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Automating .NET User Secrets with PowerShell
kaylumah.nl Issue #259
Manage secret configuration for dotnet projects using PowerShell
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✨ You’re Probably Handling Middleware Wrong in .NET — Here’s the Right Way
blog.yaseerarafat.com Issue #259
Middleware used to be magic — until it became a mess. Here’s how to reclaim control with a cleaner, composable, and more testable…
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Understanding the MVC Application Life Cycle in ASP.NET Core (.NET 6/7/8)
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #258
With the evolution of .NET into .NET Core and now .NET 6, 7, and 8, the MVC framework has seen major architectural improvements. Understanding the ASP.NET Core MVC application life cycle is crucial fo...
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Getting Started with .NET Development: A Five-Step Beginner’s Guide
medium.com Issue #258
.NET is a free, cross-platform, open-source framework ideal for building modern, full-stack applications. It is supported by Microsoft and…
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What Happens After You Hit Build? Inside the .NET Compiler Pipeline (Explained Like You’re 5)
medium.com Issue #258
Learn the evolution, purpose, and real-world usage of key .NET compilers like Roslyn, RyuJIT, Crossgen, and NativeAOT — explained in…
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On .NET Live | Supercharge your SQL development with modern .NET
youtube.com Issue #258
Designing Modular Caching Layers in .NET Applications
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⚡️ 30+ Proven .NET Core Performance Optimization Tips (With Real-World Examples)
medium.com Issue #258
.NET Core has come a long way in terms of performance.
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These 5 .NET Code Hacks Changed How I Write Software
blog.stackademic.com Issue #258
Stop writing code like it’s 2015; these tips are how modern .NET gets done. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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Dew Drop – July 29, 2025 (#4468)
alvinashcraft.com Issue #258
Top Links Technology & Friends – Stacey Mulcahy on Educating Ourselves to use AI Effectively (David Giard) How to build secure and scalable remote MCP servers (Den Delimarsky) Announcing TypeScrip...
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Optimizing Dependency Injection: From Naïve Lazy Loading to Efficient Service Resolution
medium.com Issue #258
Introduction
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Dependency Injection in .NET Core Using IServiceCollection
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #257
Dependency Injection (DI) is a design pattern that enables the development of loosely coupled code. .NET Core has built-in support for DI, making it easy to manage dependencies in modern applications.