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Using Windows Error Reporting in .NET
Collect crash information for your .NET apps.
Jakub Chodounsky
October 14, 2024
Using Windows Error Reporting in .NET
14 minutes by Kevin Gosse
A look into how to use Windows Error Reporting to collect crash information for your .NET apps.
Styling Blazor Components with CSS
sponsored by Progress
When it comes to styling the web application and its components, Cascading Stylesheets (CSS) is the web standard, which is also used in Blazor development. Learn how CSS support in Blazor works and how CSS isolation solves one of the most frequent web development problems.
Have you ever memory-profiled in a unit test?
3 minutes by Dennis Frühauff
Today's article will be a short but hopefully useful one: Ever had to memory profile code during unit test execution? Thought so. Let's take a look at how that works.
Implementing ASP.NET Core Automatic Span Linking for Internal Redirects with Middleware
9 minutes by Steve Gordon
This article discusses implementing OpenTelemetry instrumentation for .NET applications, focusing on creating span links between request traces during internal redirects in ASP.NET Core. The author presents a middleware solution that uses TempData to preserve trace context across redirects, enabling the linking of related requests.
Partition methods for collections in C#
2 minutes by Tore Aurstad
This article will look at some partition methods for collections in C#, specifically List, ConcurrentDictionary and Dictionary.
From .NET 6 to .NET 8, my migration experience: Entity Framework Core 8
2 minutes by Anthony Giretti
An article about migration process from Entity Framework Core 6 to Entity Framework Core 8, highlighting key changes required for a successful upgrade. The author outlines three main areas of modification: updating NuGet packages, renaming certain ModelBuilder extension methods, and addressing a breaking change related to tables with triggers.
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