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Stop Wasting Memory: 5 Advanced .NET Tricks Nobody Teaches You
blog.stackademic.com Issue #290
From direct dictionary refs to object pools, these features turn everyday code into high-performance code. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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The Hidden Tax in Your .NET Async Code — And the Microsoft Fix Nobody Uses
levelup.gitconnected.com Issue #290
Last year, one async method quietly burned $5K of our Azure bill. Continue reading on Level Up Coding »
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One Trick To Improve EF Core Performance Using Query Splitting
medium.com Issue #290
When working with Entity Framework Core, there’s one simple technique that can dramatically improve performance for queries with multiple…
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EF Core Performance Myths Busted: Real Benchmarks and Tuning Tips
javascript.plainenglish.io Issue #290
Everything you’ve heard about Entity Framework Core being “too slow” might be outdated. Here’s what real-world data shows — and how to… Continue reading on JavaScript in Plain English »
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Object Stack Allocation in .NET 10: A Deep Dive into Escape Analysis
medium.com Issue #290
One of the most exciting advancements in deabstraction within .NET 10 is the broader use of escape analysis to enable stack allocation of…
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6 .NET ORM Frameworks Worth Bookmarking
medium.com Issue #290
In .NET development, Entity Framework (EF) Core is undoubtedly the king of the data access layer. It’s powerful, well-supported, and…
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Application Insights Code Optimizations for .NET Apps
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #289
Learn how Application Insights Code Optimizations helps .NET developers identify performance bottlenecks and get AI-powered recommendations through GitHub Copilot integration. The post Application In...
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Parallelism in C#: Task, Thread, or Dataflow?
medium.com Issue #289
When to Use Threads — Task, Thread, or Dataflow?
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C# Performance Hack: Use record struct for Small, Immutable Models
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #289
This optimization avoids heap allocation and provides value-based equality, unlike classes. See how record struct dramatically improves efficiency when comparing immutable objects, offering a signific...
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What Is .NET Core and How Is It Different from .NET Framework?
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #288
Explore the key differences between .NET Core and .NET Framework. Learn about platform support, performance, application types, deployment, and development models. Discover when to use .NET Core for m...
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Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here!
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #288
Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here - and it marks one of the most ambitious steps forward we’ve taken with the IDE. This release brings AI woven directly into the developer workflow, performance impr...
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The Hidden Performance Costs of Popular .NET Libraries
blog.devgenius.io Issue #287
As .NET developers, we often reach for popular libraries to accelerate development and follow established patterns. Libraries like… Continue reading on Dev Genius »
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Performance Improvements in .NET 10
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #287
My kids love "Frozen". They can sing every word, re-enact every scene, and provide detailed notes on the proper sparkle of Elsa's ice dress. I've seen the movie more times than I can recount...
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Fast Excel Template Replacement in .NET — OpenXmlSdk vs ClosedXML
marius-schroeder.de Issue #287
Quick wins, real benchmarks, and when to trade developer joy for raw speed. Continue reading on Medialesson »
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Modern C# Span Magic: High-Perf APIs Without GC Spikes
medium.com Issue #287
Practical patterns with Span<T>/ReadOnlySpan<T> to kill allocations, tame the GC, and keep your APIs fast under load.
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5 Async C# Tricks That Separate Juniors from Seniors
blog.stackademic.com Issue #287
Master these battle-tested patterns and never write sluggish awaits again. Ignore them, and you’re leaving performance and responsiveness… Continue reading on Stackademic »
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In-Memory Cache vs Distributed Cache — Which One Powers Your System Better?
dotnetfullstackdev.medium.com Issue #287
Every millisecond matters in modern apps. That’s why caching is one of the most powerful performance boosters: it stores frequently…
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How does caching improve website performance?
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #287
Caching is a vital technique for boosting website performance. By storing frequently accessed data in a temporary location, it reduces server load, speeds up load times, and improves user experience. ...
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How Do You Optimize Performance with LINQ Tricks?
medium.com Issue #286
LINQ (Language-Integrated Query) is one of the most powerful features in .NET.
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Part 6 — GC in .NET 8 and Beyond: What’s New and What’s Next
medium.com Issue #286
The .NET Garbage Collector (GC) has come a long way — from basic memory cleanup to a finely tuned performance engine. With .NET 8…
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Designing, Securing, and Optimizing SQL Server: A Realistic E-Commerce Example
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #286
Learn schema design principles, indexing strategies for query tuning, and efficient ETL processes for data loading. Implement robust backup and recovery plans, secure your database with role-based acc...
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Why .NET 8 remains the backbone of backend development in 2025 — fast, scalable, cloud-ready, and powered by AI
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #286
.NET 8 solidifies its position as a leading backend development framework in 2025. Explore its speed, scalability, and cloud-readiness, enhanced by AI integration. Discover the latest features, perfor...
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Performance Improvements in Our .NET Application
medium.com Issue #285
Today, we gonna look at the tips that can make your .NET application faster ⏩
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Part 5 — GC Myths Busted: What Developers Get Wrong About .NET Garbage Collection
medium.com Issue #284
Garbage Collection (GC) in .NET is one of the most misunderstood features. Despite being automatic, it’s not magic — and believing the…