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Compiling textures and audio into .xnb at build time can eliminate runtime hitches in MonoGame, but it couples your project to an internal binary format. Here is how to decide and how to wire it up.
Hot Reload preserves debugger state by patching IL in memory. Learn when edits are safe, what counts as a rude edit, and how to verify updates without restarting a .NET app in Visual Studio.
Learn how to use Option Strict and Option Explicit in VB.NET to eliminate runtime type mismatches and variable typos by shifting error detection to compile-time.
Learn how .NET 7+ source generators in System.Text.Json eliminate reflection, boost JSON serialization performance, and what trade‑offs to consider. A step‑by‑step example shows how to enable, build, and benchmark the generated code.
Guide to choosing between NUnit, xUnit.net, and MSTest in JetBrains Rider, featuring a comparison table, trade-off analysis, and a validation workflow for test discovery.
Commit the exact NuGet restore graph with packages.lock.json to prevent transitive dependency drift across developers and CI for .NET projects.
Stop fighting with NavigationPage and TabbedPage. Learn how Xamarin.Forms Shell uses declarative XAML and URI-based routing to simplify mobile app navigation.
Learn how to identify and fix captive dependencies in .NET to prevent memory leaks and state corruption when mixing Singleton and Scoped services.
NullReferenceExceptions can cripple production releases. C#’s nullable reference types let you catch those bugs early – at compile time – by making reference types non‑nullable by default and providing static flow analysis.
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