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Issue #371

File I/O, passkeys, and source generators

A varied roundup covering .NET 10 file I/O benchmarks, ASP.NET Core passkeys, source generators, EF Core configuration, and architecture lessons.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    The Right Way to Hire a Dedicated .NET Developer Without Costly Mistakes

    medium.com

    Hiring advice always sounds simple until you have to live with the consequences, and this piece focuses on the mistakes teams make when bringing in

  2. 2
    File I/O Performance: Picking the Fastest Weapon in Your Arsenal

    dotnettips.wordpress.com

    A benchmark-driven look at file I/O choices in .NET 10 that helps you pick the right approach instead of guessing from folklore.

  3. 3
    Set the amr claim when using passkeys authentication in ASP.NET Core

    damienbod.com

    A useful ASP.NET Core identity detail for passkeys users: getting the amr claim right matters for downstream authentication decisions.

Editor's note

I pulled together another deliberately mixed issue, from practical performance work to architecture thinking. The file I/O benchmark piece and the passkeys amr claim article both solve real-world problems teams hit in production. I also liked the EF Core configuration post and the discussion about context as the bottleneck, because they get at how .NET systems stay understandable as they grow.

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