If you've been using async await in CSharp you've heard this before...
Read more here:
https://bgh.st/a5ja00
If you've been using async await in CSharp you've heard this before...
Read more here:
https://bgh.st/a5ja00
Blogged: .NET finally gets union types🎉 - Exploring the .NET 11 preview - Part 2
https://andrewlock.net/exploring-the-dotnet-11-preview-2-dotnet-gets-union-types/
In this post I discuss the support for union types released in .NET 11, how they're implemented, the choices made, and how to create your own union types
On .NET Live: How Coding Standards Supercharge .NET Quality & Performance | with David McCarter
https://www.youtube.com/live/TPXE4DynWC0
#dotnet #csharp #coding #performance #programming #devcommunity

Dew Drop – May 19, 2026 (#4671)
https://www.alvinashcraft.com/2026/05/19/dew-drop-may-19-2026-4671/
#dotnet #webdev #ai #windowsdev #csharp #appdev #visualstudio #github #cloud #dewdrop
Modernizing .NET Part 25! 🛡️
Today we’re talking about rate limiting as a safety mechanism.
✅ Prevent CPU thrashing
✅ Manage concurrency correctly
✅ Controlled degradation vs. catastrophic failure
https://medium.com/@michael.kopt/%EF%B8%8F-modernizing-net-part-25-rate-limiting-concepts-and-strategies-db30843433e1
#dotnet #aspnet #dotnetcore #aspnetcore #csharp #programming #performance
Software developer Milan Jovanović reviews a number of patterns that help handle partially failed logical transactions in a way that is both correct and consistent. The oft-visited business case of a purchase transaction is used to illustrate design decisions with plausible code examples.
"When Your Use Case Half-Succeeds: Designing for Partial Failure in .NET"
"Extract Method" is one mof the most foundational refactoring techniques for us to use.
Read more here:
https://bgh.st/87jdlk