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Issue #434

EF Core, CQRS, and Visual Studio tips

Coverage includes EF Core performance and change tracking, a MediatR-free CQRS dispatcher, Visual Studio window control, analyzers, and C# 14.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Take full control of your floating windows in Visual Studio

    devblogs.microsoft.com

    A useful Visual Studio quality-of-life update for anyone juggling tool windows across multiple monitors and wanting tighter control over docked and floating layouts.

  2. 2
    10 Hidden Features in .NET Developers Are Sleeping On

    pushpadangi.medium.com

    A broad grab bag of lesser-known framework features that may trim boilerplate, though the real value depends on how many are genuinely new to you.

  3. 3
    How to Use Multithreading in C# to Run Tasks in Parallel?

    c-sharpcorner.com

    A beginner-friendly multithreading walkthrough covering Tasks, async and Parallel, with the usual reminder that correctness matters as much as speed.

Editor's note

I put together another deliberately mixed issue today, with plenty for both app developers and tooling-minded folks. The CQRS dispatcher piece stands out because it tackles the post-MediatR-commercial shift with concrete .NET 10 and AOT considerations, and the EF Core change tracker article is the kind of practical debugging guidance teams actually need in production. I also liked the Visual Studio floating windows update since small IDE workflow improvements can add up fast on multi-monitor setups.

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