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Issue #341

Source generators, performance, and .NET 10 updates

Compile-time helpers, .NET 10 and C# 14 changes, EF Core debate, performance tuning, Azure GA news, and background task scheduling.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    How I Used C# Source Generators to Eliminate Boilerplate and Speed Up Development

    blog.stackademic.com

    Source generators can erase repetitive code, and this write-up shows where compile-time automation actually pays off.

  2. 2
    🔒Terminal Commands in VS Code Chat

    youtube.com

    VS Code Chat getting terminal commands is a small workflow win, but it can save a lot of context switching.

  3. 3
    ⭐ New Features in .NET 10 and C# 14 — A Deep Dive Into What’s Coming Next

    medium.com

    The .NET 10 and C# 14 preview roundup is worth a read if you track upcoming language and runtime changes.

Editor's note

I pulled together a broad mix again today: compile-time tooling, runtime performance, data access, cloud, and API design. The source generators piece is especially practical, and the .NET 10/C# 14 deep dive is a useful checkpoint for anyone planning upgrades.

Today's articles

Variables and Data Types in C#

c-sharpcorner.com

Master C# variables and data types! This guide covers primitive (int, double, bool, string) & non-primitive types (arrays, lists) with real-world examples. Perfect for beginners!

Topics: C#

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Fetching GitHub content from C#

blog.elmah.io

One of the many advantages of storing project assets on GitHub is that you can access them both manually and programmatically from anywhere. At elmah.io, we are using this for documentation, code snip...

Topics: C# GitHub

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