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It’s not necessary to memorize frameworks or follow every new release in order to become a successful.NET developer. It’s about developing solid foundations, picking the appropriate specialization, and progressively becoming someone who can create, construct, and manage systems that are ready for production. Whether you’re just getting started or are already employed in the.NET ecosystem,…

One of ASP.NET Core’s most potent speed enhancements is memory pooling, but improper use can outweigh its advantages and possibly make your program poorer than if you didn’t pool at all. These anti-patterns still result in runaway memory utilization, GC pressure, and false memory-leak notifications in real systems, despite.NET 10’s automated pool reduction. I’ve frequently…

A single application instance serves several clients (tenants), each of whom is logically isolated from the others, according to the potent multi-tenancy architectural pattern. SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solutions frequently use this strategy for cost optimization, scalability, and efficiency. This article will discuss how to use Entity Framework Core (EF Core) to design and build multi-tenant architecture…

Razor Pages is a page-based programming model introduced in ASP.NET Core 2.0 to simplify the process of building dynamic, server-side web applications. It’s built on top of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern but provides a more streamlined, page-centric approach—ideal for developers who prefer working with page-focused architectures rather than the traditional controller-action structure. With Razor Pages,…

The utility of C#’s async/await function was recently questioned by a few technical team members. It became clear from that conversation that a lot of developers still don’t understand the importance of asynchronous programming. It is true that there are publications saying things like “async is slow” or “async controllers perform worse.” However, that is…