The article emphasizes the importance of proper handling of disposable objects in .NET projects to avoid memory-related issues. It discusses the creation of "bulletproof" disposable types using extension methods, such as TryDispose() for local variables, DisposeFields() for managing disposable fields, and DisposeCollection() for handling disposable objects in collections. Additionally, the author recommends using a memory profiler, specifically ".NET Memory Profiler" by SciTech Software AB, to ensure there are no virtual memory leaks in the application before deployment.
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