C# Digest - Arrays: A Data Structure Deep Dive
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Arrays: A Data Structure Deep Dive
Master the art of efficient data manipulation and access with arrays, a foundational part of almost every programming language!
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How does List work under the hood in .NET?
A List is one of the most used data types in .NET. You can dynamically add elements without taking care of how that happens. But do you know what is going on under the hood?
Treat your .NET Minimal API Endpoint as the application layer
Leverage the power of Minimal APIs to treat your endpoint as the application layer. This has several benefits, but I find the biggest one being the simplicity of it.
How to detect heap allocations
A few weeks ago I talked about static anonymous functions and how they can help to limit the number of heap allocations when using lambdas.
Use custom Equality comparers in Nunit tests
When writing unit tests, there are smarter ways to check if two objects are equal than just comparing every field one by one.
The Privilege of .NET Tooling Choices
How I choose the right .NET development tools for me and my development team.
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Reduce heap allocations by using static anonymous functions
Monday, June 12, 2023
As a C# developer you got used to apply anonymous functions everywhere. #458 – June 12, 2023 View in browser C# Digest Reduce heap allocations by using static anonymous functions As a C# developer you
Raiders of the lost root: looking for memory leaks in .NET
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This post explains how you could write your own memory profiler based on .NET profiler APIs #457 – June 05, 2023 View in browser C# Digest Raiders of the lost root: looking for memory leaks in .NET
The Art of HTTP Connection Pooling
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How to Optimize Your Connections for Peak Performance #456 – May 29, 2023 View in browser C# Digest The Art of HTTP Connection Pooling: How to Optimize Your Connections for Peak Performance Connection
How to improve memory allocation when creating HttpContent
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The benefits of using the RecyclableStream and StreamContent #455 – May 22, 2023 View in browser C# Digest How to improve memory allocation when creating HttpContent In almost every application created
Are compiled queries really efficient on C# EF Core?
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Entity Framework and Dapper are usually compared #454 – May 15, 2023 View in browser C# Digest Are compiled queries really efficient on C# EF Core? Entity Framework and Dapper are usually compared to
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