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.NET Performance and Optimization Articles, Tutorials & News
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Mastering Async/Await in C#: Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
Medium Issue #262
Mastering Async/Await in C#: Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
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What’s New in .NET 9: Performance and Features Review
Medium Issue #262
If you want the full source code, download it from this link: https://www.elitesolutions.shop/
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LINQ : Advanced Techniques Every .NET Developer Should Master in 2025
Medium Issue #261
Write LINQ that reads like C# and runs like SQL—clean and fast.
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Multithreading in C# .NET Core: A Real-World Guide (With Code, Mistakes, and Clarity)
Medium Issue #261
“Why is my app freezing?” “Why is this taking so long to load?” “My API works fine — until multiple users hit it at once…” Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »
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What are the Best Practices for EF Core Performance Optimization?
C# Corner Issue #261
Learn how to optimize Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for high-performance data access. This article covers best practices, from query tuning to memory management, with practical C# code examples. Ide...
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Why You Should Learn About EF Core AsSplitQuery
Medium Issue #261
For today we gonna learn to know about .AsSplitQuery() 😊
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Disabling thread safety check in Entity Framework
Steven Giesel Issue #261
In this blog post we will have a look into how to disable the thread safety check in Entity Framework. What are the implications of doing so and how to do it.
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Asynchronous Programming in C# — Comparing it with multi threading
Medium Issue #261
Asynchronous task is a non-blocking task. Main thread goes back to the thread pool (and free to do other tasks) when it reaches to await –…
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5 Modern C# Features That Will Make Your Code Feel Like Magic
blog.stackademic.com Issue #261
The language evolved. Your code should, too. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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How is .Net platform independent?
Medium Issue #261
Understanding the Cross-Platform Nature of .NET with Real-World Analogies
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5 .NET Tips That Quietly Separate Experts From Everyone Else
blog.stackademic.com Issue #260
Master these, and your code will start feeling as fast and clean as it looks. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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Real-World Software Architecture in C#: Chapter 11 — Myths and Misinterpretations in .NET
blog.stackademic.com Issue #260
This article series was born from frustration — and experience. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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Span Isn’t Just a Buzzword — It’s How Microsoft Cuts Allocations in .NET 8+
blog.devgenius.io Issue #260
💡 Sick of shallow Span<T> blogs slicing strings and calling it performance? This is the real deal — practical, production-grade usage… Continue reading on Dev Genius »
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Stop Looping: Use Dictionary<Guid, T> for Fast Entity Access in .NET
C# Corner 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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Belitsoft on ZLinq: Modern LINQ Performance for Legacy .NET Apps
belitsoft.com Issue #260
Eliminate heap allocations while keeping LINQ’s syntax — ideal for high-frequency trading, real-time analytics, and legacy .NET upgrades.
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Memory-Efficient String Handling in .NET: StringBuilder vs Concatenation
Medium Issue #260
Efficient string handling in C#
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Mastering Cancellation Tokens in .NET
blog.stackademic.com Issue #260
Why your async code needs cancellation and how to get it right from the start. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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InfluxDB and C#
no dogma blog 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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15 Critical LINQ Mistakes Every .NET Developer Must Avoid
Medium Issue #259
Master these common LINQ pitfalls to write more efficient, maintainable, and bug-free code.
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Mastering String Manipulation in .NET — Everything You Need to Know
Medium Issue #259
From performance to localization, from regex to raw string literals — a complete guide for .NET developers
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Building High-Performance .NET Apps With C# Channels
Dev Tips Issue #259
Building reliable, scalable, and high-performance .NET applications often comes down to how you handle concurrency and data processing… Continue reading on CodeX »
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Stop Looping: Use Dictionary for Fast Entity Access in .NET
Medium Issue #259
In many .NET applications, you manage collections of entities, like users, orders, or products, and frequently need to look up items by…
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Monitor Performance by Using the Query Store
C# Corner Issue #259
Query Store in SQL Server helps monitor query performance over time by storing execution plans, runtime stats, and wait times. It enables troubleshooting, plan forcing, and tracking regressions effect...
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How To Implement Offset and Cursor-Based Pagination in EF Core
Medium Issue #258
Efficient pagination is crucial for enhancing application performance and user experience, particularly when working with large datasets… Continue reading on CodeX »