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Modernizing .NET — Part 24: Modern Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana

https://medium.com/@michael.kopt/modernizing-net-part-24-modern-monitoring-with-prometheus-and-grafana-d83647e9737b?source=rss------dotnet-5

Master application observability in .NET Core. Learn to implement OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Grafana for professional monitoring.

Removing Duplicate Rows in Excel Using C#

https://medium.com/@natebennett2/removing-duplicate-rows-in-excel-using-c-7cb585fe6f95?source=rss------csharp-5

Duplicate rows are a common nuisance when working with Excel data. Whether you’re cleaning data, generating reports, or performing…

Delegates vs Events in C# [Part 1] Control, Ownership, and Safe Communication

https://medium.com/@nikolaajdukovic/delegates-vs-events-in-c-part-1-control-ownership-and-safe-communication-2527721ffacc?source=rss------csharp-5

Part 1: 🍎 Fruit & Vegetable Production Systems

Understanding Singleton, Scoped, and Transient in .NET

https://yogeshhadiya33.medium.com/understanding-singleton-scoped-and-transient-in-net-8c5c2564d1ab?source=rss------dotnet-5

Dependency Injection is one of the most commonly used features in ASP.NET Core applications.

Dirty Tracking at the Application Layer: Cutting Redis Write Volume by 99% in a Real-Time…

https://blog.stackademic.com/dirty-tracking-at-the-application-layer-cutting-redis-write-volume-by-99-in-a-real-time-9c986538e2a0?source=rss------dotnet-5

We were allocating 143MB of strings on every merge cycle. The answer was a concept borrowed from CPU cache design: the dirty bit. Continue reading on Stackademic »

Stop Writing Foreach Loops for This

https://medium.com/@kenslearningcurve/stop-writing-foreach-loops-for-this-68a7b74e2af4?source=rss------csharp-5

Three LINQ methods that replace the loops you write on autopilot

SOLID Principles in C#- Complete Guide with Real-World Examples

https://medium.com/@pavanpitthdiya/solid-principles-in-c-complete-guide-with-real-world-examples-7fccd7cfc575?source=rss------dotnet-5

Software projects usually start simple.

Stop Reading appsettings.json Like It’s 2015 — The Options Pattern in .NET

https://serkanozbeykurucu.medium.com/stop-reading-appsettings-json-like-its-2015-the-options-pattern-in-net-fe2b157481d5?source=rss------dotnet-5

A small habit that quietly fixes type safety, validation, and 3 AM production surprises.

I stopped using 6 design patterns in C#

https://medium.com/@tejaswini.nareshit/i-stopped-using-6-design-patterns-in-c-9ccf529b56cf?source=rss------csharp-5

I used to be a design pattern evangelist. Factory classes everywhere. Singletons for shared services. Visitors for traversing object trees…

dotnet run hello.cs — C# Finally Got Its "Python Moment" in .NET 10

https://medium.com/@Rajdip27/dotnet-run-hello-cs-c-finally-got-its-python-moment-in-net-10-c7486fcf4bb2?source=rss------dotnet-5

How File-Based Apps in C# 14 & .NET 10 kill the boilerplate and bring scripting-speed prototyping to the world’s most powerful typed…

Concurrency & Parallelism in C# — From Threads to TPL

https://medium.com/@mahdi.com.haidar/concurrency-parallelism-in-c-from-threads-to-tpl-ac08a7a2d4c9?source=rss------dotnet-5

1. Process vs Thread

I let GitHub Copilot write all my C# database code for a month

https://medium.com/@tejaswini.nareshit/i-let-github-copilot-write-all-my-c-database-code-for-a-month-ac409c3c407b?source=rss------csharp-5

Here’s what almost broke production.

Why DSA Matters for Every C# .NET Developer

https://medium.com/@natarajdotnet/why-dsa-matters-for-every-c-net-developer-fa06c0ac6d91?source=rss------csharp-5

In the fast-paced world of software development, frameworks and libraries often steal the spotlight.

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