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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 22: Use Array Pool

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ArrayPool is a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles....
ArrayPool is a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles. It is part of the System.Buffers namespace and provides temporary arrays, thereby reducing the need for frequent memory allocations and GC. It can significantly enhance performance, but there are best practices to ensure its effective use.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 21: StringComparison

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The article demonstrates the importance of using StringComparison options for efficient string comparison in.NET. How you...
The article demonstrates the importance of using StringComparison options for efficient string comparison in.NET. How you compare strings can significantly impact your application performance. The ToLower method creates a new string memory allocation for each comparison, leading to unnecessary allocations. The OrdinalIgnoreCase option is ideal for case-insensitive comparisons where cultural rules do not apply.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 20: Task vs. ValueTask

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Heap allocations aren’t entirely bad but when an object is allocated on a heap it contributes...
Heap allocations aren’t entirely bad but when an object is allocated on a heap it contributes to the garbage collection cycles which in turn reduces overall application performance. In case of excessive heap allocation, the garbage collector can lead to GC pauses. One approach to optimize resource usage in async code is by using ValueTask syntax.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge—Day 19: Stack vs. Heap Allocation

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The article demonstrates the idea of memory allocations to be used for vibrant and high-performance applications....
The article demonstrates the idea of memory allocations to be used for vibrant and high-performance applications. There are majorly two types of memory allocation i.e. stack vs heap which plays a role in how your application uses resources and, further, how fast and responsive the application can be.

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30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 17: What Is the Interlocked Class Tool?

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Using traditional locking techniques can sometimes cause performance bottlenecks for atomic operations. The.Net provide a powerful...
Using traditional locking techniques can sometimes cause performance bottlenecks for atomic operations. The.Net provide a powerful tool called the “Interlocked” class for all atomic operations through which developers can reduce contention and improve the performance of the application. The 30 Day.Net Challenge challenges developers to learn how to use Interlocked classes.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge Day 15: Lazy Initialization

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Developers often make objects instantiated as soon as the application starts or when a class is...
Developers often make objects instantiated as soon as the application starts or when a class is instantiated, regardless of whether they are immediately needed or not. The.Net makes it easier to implement using Lazy syntax and also safe. To unlock the full potential of your.Net Application, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the Lazy class.

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Blazor Render Mode – How To Avoid Dependency Injection Woes

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This article delves into the complexities of Blazor render modes and their implications for dependency injection...
This article delves into the complexities of Blazor render modes and their implications for dependency injection in web applications. It highlights the challenges faced when debugging event handler failures and offers insights into overcoming render mode hurdles for smoother Blazor development experiences.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge, Day 7: String Built-in Methods Part 2

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The article demonstrates the IndexOfAny() method to locate the initial occurrence of any string from a...
The article demonstrates the IndexOfAny() method to locate the initial occurrence of any string from a chosen array. You utilize LastIndexOf() to pinpoint the last occurrence of a string within another string. To enhance the complexity of the “message” variable by incorporating numerous sets of parentheses, followed by coding to extract the content enclosed within the last set of parentheses.

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MudBlazor List Items: How To Create Killer Blazor List Views

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This article delves into MudBlazor's MudList and MudListItem components, showcasing their versatility in creating dynamic lists...
This article delves into MudBlazor's MudList and MudListItem components, showcasing their versatility in creating dynamic lists in Blazor applications. Discover how to customize list items with icons, text, and additional components, and leverage event handlers for interactive user experiences. If you're looking to enhance your Blazor UI, MudBlazor's features are a must-try!

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Avoid This Debugging Nightmare Using Autofac In ASP NET Core

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Learn how to properly set up Autofac for dependency injection in ASP.NET Core projects, avoiding mistakes...
Learn how to properly set up Autofac for dependency injection in ASP.NET Core projects, avoiding mistakes and maximizing efficiency. Follow the recommended method using AutofacServiceProviderFactory and ContainerBuilder for seamless integration and robust dependency management.

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.NET 9: LINQ Enhancements: A Detailed Introduction

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The latest release of.NET 9 includes two new methods: CountBy and AggregateBy, along with the introduction...
The latest release of.NET 9 includes two new methods: CountBy and AggregateBy, along with the introduction of the Index method. CountBy method offers a convenient way to calculate the frequency of each key in a collection without the need for intermediate groupings via GroupBy. Aggregate by enables developers to implement more general-purpose workflows for aggregating state by key.

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3 Simple Tips For Dependency Injection Using Scrutor in C#

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Explore advanced dependency injection techniques using Scrutor in C#. Learn how to optimize registration and resolution,...
Explore advanced dependency injection techniques using Scrutor in C#. Learn how to optimize registration and resolution, implement logging with the decorator pattern, and utilize feature toggles for dynamic service implementations. Elevate your ASP.NET Core applications with expert strategies for efficient code organization and management!

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What You Need to Know to Use xUnit in ASP.NET Core

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Discover the power of xUnit for testing ASP.NET Core applications, enhancing product quality and streamlining development...
Discover the power of xUnit for testing ASP.NET Core applications, enhancing product quality and streamlining development workflows. Explore the benefits, best practices, and practical implementation strategies for leveraging xUnit in your testing process. Elevate your software engineering skills and ensure the reliability of your ASP.NET Core projects with xUnit.

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Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project?

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 22: Use Array Pool

The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 21: StringComparison

The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 20: Task vs. ValueTask

The 30-Day .NET Challenge—Day 19: Stack vs. Heap Allocation

30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 17: What Is the Interlocked Class Tool?

The 30-Day .NET Challenge Day 15: Lazy Initialization

Blazor Render Mode – How To Avoid Dependency Injection Woes

The 30-Day .NET Challenge, Day 7: String Built-in Methods Part 2

MudBlazor List Items: How To Create Killer Blazor List Views

Avoid This Debugging Nightmare Using Autofac In ASP NET Core

.NET 9: LINQ Enhancements: A Detailed Introduction

3 Simple Tips For Dependency Injection Using Scrutor in C#

What You Need to Know to Use xUnit in ASP.NET Core

Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project?