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⚙️ Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern in C#
Explore performance tips, new .NET features, and security improvements, including updates on Minimal API, EF Core, MediatR, and LINQ in this week's edition.
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Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern in C#
Discover how the Chain of Responsibility design pattern fosters loose coupling and streamlines logic by chaining independent handlers. Learn to implement this pattern to tackle complex workflows efficiently while adhering to the Single Responsibility Principle.
Using Testing.Platform with .NET 9
Discover the future of testing in .NET 9 with Microsoft's new Testing.Platform—a faster, portable, and more secure replacement for MSTest.
The Factory Design Pattern in C#
This article dives into practical use cases, such as dynamic object creation, asynchronous operations, and unit testing, complete with examples and implementation tips for modern .NET applications.
LINQ Might Get a "Left Join" Operator in .NET 10
A proposal could make LEFT JOINs in LINQ simpler, adding a LeftJoin
operator in .NET 10. Discover how this feature can streamline LINQ-to-Entity Framework queries and why it’s a game-changer for database developers!
Why struggle with file uploads? Pinata’s File API is your fix
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10 Reasons Why Application Packaging Isn't Going Anywhere
Application packaging bridges legacy systems with modern IT, ensuring secure, standardized, and efficient software deployment across diverse environments.
Don't Use MediatR by Default on All .NET Projects
The article contrasts MediatR-based solutions with leaner alternatives, highlighting how unnecessary dependencies can complicate development and advising developers to prioritize project-specific needs over trends.
Integrating Microsoft Entra ID for Enhanced Security in Three-Tier Architecture
This guide introduces core concepts and flows, offering practical steps to safeguard applications while simplifying user authentication and access management.
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