I'm so excited to announce that for the first time, the For Those About To Code: World Wide Tour will be at the 2023 Copenhagen Developers Festival in Copenhagen Denmark! I will present my session: Röck Yoür Cöde: Code & App Performance for Microsoft .NET.
In this episode, I will demonstrate the issues associated with using `ContainsKey()` with Dictionary types in Microsoft .NET, which can potentially lead to performance problems. Updated September 2023.
Regular expressions (regex) are essential for text manipulation in programming but can be complex. This article explains their fundamentals, applications, and best practices for optimization, particularly using the Regex Source Generator in .NET 7. It highlights performance improvements, practical examples, and the importance of testing AI-generated regex patterns for accuracy.
In this article, we'll explore how to use the API source generator in .NET 7 to simplify your development process and improve the reliability of your code.
Source Generators were introduced in .NET 5 and provide a powerful way to not only generate code but also improve performance. This post will show, by example, how to use the source generators in Microsoft .NET.
This article shows, by example, how to speed up serialization of objects to JSON in Microsoft .NET using the JsonSerializable attribute.
I am pleased to announce the new release (v2023.6.2.1) of Spargine on February 3rd, 2023, my open-source projects, and NuGet packages for .NET 6 & 7. I have added new classes, methods, benchmarks, and unit tests!
Join me on Saturday, March 18th, 2023, at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for show #76 where, for the first time, my special guest will be Milan Jovanović, Software Architect, and Content Creator. Don't miss this episode!
I have been writing about this in books and articles since the beginning of Microsoft .NET over 20 years ago. This first PSA is geared toward Project Managers and Development Managers as a warning, so their projects don't suffer from preventable issues like this that I see at every company I work for.
Arrays in Microsoft .NET are one of the fastest collections in the framework. After you read the rest of this article, I’m sure you will need to do some refactoring to speed up your projects.
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