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Rider centralizes NuGet work with a tool window, dependency graph, and updates view. Learn how to spot transitive conflicts, migrate packages.config to PackageReference, and verify changes without leaving the IDE.
Learn how F# Units of Measure catch unit mismatches at compile time, erase to plain floats at runtime, and integrate with existing .NET code.
C# 11's required modifier turns 'trust me, someone sets this property' into a compile-time guarantee. Here's how it works, where SetsRequiredMembers fits, and why deserializers can still bypass it.
Learn to build custom ASP.NET Core middleware for request logging with a complete worked example, covering pipeline order, scoped service pitfalls, and async requirements.
The .NET Generic Host transforms simple console apps into configurable, maintainable services. Learn how to use it for CLI tools with dependency injection, logging, and graceful shutdown handling.
Stop using regex to parse command output. Learn how the PowerShell pipeline streams .NET objects and how to optimize performance using the 'Filter Left' strategy.
Stop guessing why your .NET app is crashing with OutOfMemoryExceptions. Learn how to use Visual Studio's Diagnostic Tools to capture memory snapshots and find the root references causing leaks.
Hot Reload in Visual Studio lets you apply code edits to a running .NET debug session without restarting. Use it as a default inner-loop practice for UI and small logic tweaks, but check supported edits and verify with the Output window to avoid false confidence.
Step-by-step diagnostic guide for when Rider’s Unit Test window fails to discover .NET tests, covering SDK references, target framework, test runner settings, and cache corruption.
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