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The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with Marten https://jeremydmiller.com/2026/04/12/the-fastest-possible-http-queries-with-marten/

#dotnet #marten

The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with Marten

I’ve been piddling this weekend with testing out JasperFx Software’s soon to be officially curated AI Skills. To test and refine those new skills, I’ve been using my buddies Chris…

The Shade Tree Developer

John 👓10h ago

Build Your Own #CQRS Dispatcher in .NET 10 without #mediatr

#dotnet

https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/cqrs-without-mediatr/

Build Your Own CQRS Dispatcher in .NET 10 (No MediatR) - codewithmukesh

MediatR went commercial. Build your own CQRS dispatcher in .NET 10 with pipeline behaviors, AOT support, and a FrozenDictionary core that benchmarks 4x faster than MediatR.

codewithmukesh - .NET 10 Tutorials, Benchmarks & Courses

Dev Leader 10h ago

How can we call JavaScript from Blazor?

Handling Vector data with Dapper

It’s been a while since I did something a little bit more fun with C# and DotNet (DROP THE DOT ✊), so I wanted to look at something I’d come across recently with one of the applications I help build, maintain, and deploy at work, lovingly named “Vogon” (because Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is everything). I’m not normally one for using Object Relational Mappers (ORMs), mostly because I know what SQL I want to write and tools like Entity Framework don’t let me customise as much as I want to, or at least not without jumping through lots of hoops and wasting time. But… the application does do a lot of reading and writing data, and then mapping the results to and from C# classes. So I relented a little and went half-way by using the Micro-ORM Dapper.

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Dustin Metzgar 11h ago

@ilspy this is something I think #dotnet devs should take seriously. Reading dotnet assemblies to look for vulnerabilities has been a question of skill and motivation. Why spend time doing it if it's just for an internal app? But it's no sweat for a coding agent to look at how a client assembly makes requests to a service and write its own version in another language. Or accidentally turn off monitoring or bypass insecure licensing.

Either obfuscate or consider yourself "source open".

Lobsters 23h ago

Why I'm Building a Database Engine in C#

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nockawa.github.io/blog/why-building-database-engine-in-csharp/

Stuart Greig 21h ago

SEO-friendly URLs shouldn't be manual work. 🌍

My latest post is live: Forcing lowercase URLs in Optimizely CMS during auto-translation.

Ensure consistency across your global sites with a simple code-first approach.

🔗 https://stuartgreig.dev/blog/forcing-lowercase-urls-in-optimizely-cms-during-auto-translation

#Optimizely #SEO #CMS #DotNet #WebDev

Forcing Lowercase URLs in Optimizely CMS During Auto-Translation

Learn how to fix uppercase and punctuation issues in Optimizely CMS 12 URL segments caused by LanguageManager auto-translation using a custom IUrlSegmentGenerator and event-based tracking.

Lobsters 22h ago

Why I'm Building a Database Engine in C# via @hongminhee https://lobste.rs/s/uahlqe #databases #dotnet
https://nockawa.github.io/blog/why-building-database-engine-in-csharp/

Why I'm Building a Database Engine in C#

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xUnit.net 1d ago

Based on this poll, we will be removing support for Visual Studio 2019 and out-of-support versions of Visual Studio 2022 from `xunit.analyzers` sometime before the final 2.0.0 release.

https://dotnet.social/@xunit/116350131334850506

#DotNet #Roslyn #Analyzer #CSharp #UnitTest