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Refactor your code with C# collection expressions
Explore various C# 12 refactoring scenarios for a variety of target types
Jakub Chodounsky
May 13, 2024
Refactor your code with C# collection expressions
11 minutes by David Pine
Explore various C# 12 refactoring scenarios for a variety of target types using collection expressions and collection initializers.
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Does readonly make your code faster?
4 minutes by Steven Giesel
In this blog post we will discover whether or not the readonly modifier can make your code faster. So without further ado let's get started.
Linked Lists in Real Life
8 minutes by Jeremy D. Miller
A linked list structure is a simple data structure where each element has a reference to the next element. At its simplest, it’s no more than this single linked list implementation.
Middleware-Based Exception Handling in ASP.NET Core
4 minutes by Pierre Belin
Unlock the full potential of your ASP.NET Core applications with our definitive guide to middleware-based exception handling. Learn how to gracefully manage errors, boost your application's resilience, and protect against downtime with practical, easy-to-follow strategies.
10 Advanced C# Tricks
4 minutes by Konstantin Fedorov
As a C# developer, learning more advanced techniques can help you write cleaner, more efficient, and innovative code. In this article, we’ll explore some ten advanced C# tips tailored for more experienced developers who want to push the limits of what’s possible in C#. These tricks can improve your code’s performance, readability, and maintainability.
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