When System.Text.Json Source Generation Is Worth It in ASP.NET Core
System.Text.Json source generation isn't a universal speedup — it's a way to make serialization trim‑safe and predictable. Here’s how to scope it to the DTOs that matter.
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Rider Solution-Wide Analysis: Catching Cross-Project Breaks Before Commit
Solution-Wide Analysis in JetBrains Rider runs ReSharper inspections across the whole solution graph, surfacing cross-project breaks like obsolete API usage before build. Here is how it works, how to verify it, and the resource trade-offs.
Diagnosing .NET Hot Reload Failures in JetBrains Rider
Learn why JetBrains Rider may not apply .NET Hot Reload changes and follow a step‑by‑step diagnostic process to identify the cause, apply the fix, and know when to escalate.
Streaming EF Core Query Results with IAsyncEnumerable: What It Saves and What It Costs
EF Core's IAsyncEnumerable streams rows instead of materializing them, but only if you also stop tracking and accept a connection held open for the loop.
Using Visual Studio’s Diagnostic Tools to Hunt Down .NET Memory Leaks
Visual Studio’s Diagnostic Tools let you capture heap snapshots, diff them, and inspect reference paths to locate memory leaks. Follow this step‑by‑step workflow to turn vague memory growth into a concrete, fixable problem.
visualstudioProcess Gigantic Datasets in .NET with IAsyncEnumerable<T> – A Practical Guide
Learn how to use .NET’s IAsyncEnumerable<T> to process massive datasets lazily and efficiently. Walk through a concrete example of reading a 1 GB file line‑by‑line, discuss trade‑offs, and get actionable next steps for production code.
Choosing a NuGet Versioning Strategy: Pinned, Floating, or Central Package Management
Compare pinned, floating, and centrally managed NuGet versions, with a concrete CPM plus lock-file setup and restore-based checks to confirm what actually resolved.
nugetLive Unit Testing in Visual Studio 2022: Real‑Time Feedback vs. Resource Cost
Discover how Visual Studio 2022’s Live Unit Testing instantly runs impacted tests as you code, the trade‑offs in CPU and memory, and how to set it up for C#/.NET projects.
One Source of Truth for Code Style: .editorconfig and Build-Time Enforcement in Visual Studio
Stop the drift between IDE warnings and clean CI builds. Use .editorconfig with EnforceCodeStyleInBuild to make code style a single source of truth across Visual Studio and the pipeline.