Hump day has hit, code-wranglers! As our .NET rodeo bucks us into mid-week, take a moment to relish in the symmetry of the journey—and maybe chuckle at your cleverly named variables. Today’s handpicked gems traverse the terrain from legacy code lassoing to nuGet package wrangling, all served with a side of syntax sanity. So, saddle up for some mid-week mastery and let the pixels lead the way!
Today’s Articles
PLINQ vs LINQ: Use Cases, and Performance Insights in C#
Discover the key differences between LINQ and PLINQ in C#, including their syntax, execution models, performance benchmarks, use cases, and when to choose parallelism for processing large datasets eff…
In the last few posts we installed a Prometheus server, scale it with Thanos/Mimir for horizontal scaling, and wired everything together… Continue reading on Dev Genius »
Why Your C# Class Should Probably Be a Record (But Isn’t)
Let’s get brutally honest: most C# developers useclassout of habit — even whenrecordis a better fit. If your class is: Continue reading on .Net Programming »
The Ultimate Guide to Design Patterns in C#: Real-World Practices and Code
Discover how Ziggy Rafiq demonstrates how to set up a custom “pooled” dependency injection lifetime in C# 13 using ObjectPool<t> with best practices, DI registration, and high-performance…
Reusable Code Snippets I Copy Into Every New Project
Learn how to enforce consistent coding styles and improve .NET code quality using .editorconfig and Roslyn Analyzers. Discover creating custom analyzers to catch bugs early and maintain clean, scalabl…
Why C# Still Dominates Enterprise Software in 2025
C# programming is a very powerful, versatile programming language. It is used as the foundation of the .NET framework. In C#, one of the… Continue reading on Dot Net, API & SQL Learning »
Best Practices for Reliable and Secure Error Responses in .NET
We have some great new AI Features in SQL Server 2025. I also figured a video would be better than reading a blog…. but, you can also read all about it here.
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