Editor's note
I put together a varied issue today, with a heavy dose of practical data-access and performance content alongside broader platform pieces. The EF Core lazy loading and deadlock articles are especially timely if you’re tuning real systems, and the .NET Framework to .NET 8 migration story is a good reminder that modernization is still a long game.
EF Core pitfalls and .NET memory tuning
Rise and shine, tech trailblazers—it's Thursday, that sweet spot where the past week's bugs and breakthroughs converge to fuel your final stretch! Just like a finely tuned engine, today's .NET newsletter is all about propelling you forward with articles that transform coding conundrums into mastered maneuvers. So, slip into the mindset of an expert driver navigating a racetrack; each turn holds a lesson that'll get you closer to your checkered flag. Let's power through with the precision and insight only years of slinging .NET can provide.
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Why We Should Avoid Lazy Loading in EF Core
Lazy loading and deadlocks in EF Core are the kind of issues that look harmless until production reminds you otherwise.
Integrating TimeSolv with QuickBooks for Smarter Billing & Accounting
Bogus, Random, Span/Memory, and GC give you a nice run of practical performance and test-data advice.
Handling Deadlocks in EF Core: Prevention and Recovery Strategies
The enterprise upgrade story is the sort of migration reality check teams can learn from.
















