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2025-07-04
2025-07-03

So it looks like there's more than one way to compare strings in CSharp, eh?

Read more here:
devleader.ca/2024/01/01/how-to

#csharp #dotnet #dotnetcore #beginners

Rafael Perezrperezrosario
2025-06-25

Bart Wullems of The Art of Simplicity shares his experience using Microsoft's .NET Source Browser to take a peek at a particular API's internals. The code documentation pages have links to the corresponding Github repositories where you can see exactly how any given function is implemented.

"Browse the .NET code base with the .NET Source Browser"

bartwullems.blogspot.com/2025/

Paul A. Jones, Jr.pauljonessoftware
2025-06-22

Cleaned up discovery-related workflows:

✔ Structured logging
✔ Better data shape for UI
✔ Stronger test coverage

Larger procedural logic is on deck — one rule at a time.

Paul A. Jones, Jr.pauljonessoftware
2025-06-20

Focused on backend resiliency today. Every operation now logs success/failure with full traceability. Sleek, testable, and built for scale.

Paul A. Jones, Jr.pauljonessoftware
2025-06-19

Tested duplicate assignment edge cases today and watched the constraints + logs catch it like clockwork. This is what good engineering feels like.

Rafael Perezrperezrosario
2025-06-17

InfoWorld contributor Joydip Kanjilal reviews a group of read-only data structures in .NET Core that are optimized to allow very fast thread-safe reads over their data in comparison to plain dictionaries, lists, and hash sets.

Namely: FrozenSet and FrozenDictionary.

He also shows benchmark results, and includes a tutorial written in C#.

"How to use frozen collections in C#"

infoworld.com/article/4000458/

2025-06-10
2025-06-03

Upgrading Your .NET Applications: Exploring .NET Upgrade Assistants at Microsoft Build. buff.ly/wwbSsPV #dotnet #modernization #msbuild #dotnetcore #visualstudio #vscode

Upgrading Your .NET Applicatio...

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