📦 NuGet: A Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing Your Own Packages

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NuGet: A Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing Your Own Packages

Learn how to effortlessly create and publish your own packages, fostering collaboration and efficiency in the development process.

MongoDB In C#: Simplified Guide For Inserting Data

Learn the basics of MongoDB in C# with Nick Cosentino's guide on inserting data efficiently. Explore using synchronous and asynchronous methods like InsertOne and InsertMany, along with best practices for optimizing performance.

How to Benchmark a Method’s Performance Across Different .NET Versions

Learn how to benchmark a method's performance across different .NET versions to identify potential upgrades or downgrades in your codebase. Dive into setting up the benchmark environment, defining the method, creating and running benchmarks, and interpreting results for informed decision-making in upgrading your .NET projects.

Tips and Tricks 03 - Use Static Initialization

Discover how static initialization in C# optimizes performance and enhances code readability.

.NET Aspire Dashboard is the Best Tool to Visualize Your OpenTelemetry Data During Local Development

Discover the streamlined solution for visualizing OpenTelemetry data during local development with .NET. Replace complex setups with the efficient Aspire dashboard, providing a seamless way to collect and display traces, metrics, and logs.

Generate Local .NET Secrets from Azure Deployments

Learn how to automatically generate .NET secrets from Azure deployments, eliminating the need to manually edit magic strings in your code. Using Bicep and Azure Developer CLI, create a PowerShell or Bash script to set .NET secrets, enhancing deployment efficiency and security.

Managing Dependencies in Windows and Cross Platform Applications

This blog post discusses the challenges of managing dependencies in Windows and cross-platform applications, exploring issues like dependency selection, updates, and interdependencies.

Authenticating a .NET GitHub App Using a JSON Web Token (JWT)

Learn how to authenticate a GitHub App built using .NET by creating and signing a JSON Web Token (JWT). Follow along as Steve Gordon shares the steps, complete with code snippets and explanations, for generating the JWT from an RSA private key PEM file, and authenticating requests to the GitHub REST API.

Implementing Dijkstra's Algorithm for Finding the Shortest Path Between Two Nodes Using PriorityQueue in .NET 9

Learn how to leverage PriorityQueue in .NET 9 for implementing Dijkstra's algorithm, vital for finding the shortest path between two nodes. Explore the rationale behind introducing PriorityQueue.Remove() and delve into its practical implementation through an illustrative example of city networks.

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