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Hello everyone, We’ve just released Rider 2021.1. Let’s see what’s inside. Update to Docker Support Adding Docker support to a project in Rider is now easier – you can generate the Dockerfile while c

In this series: Development environment and Event producer (this article) Event consumer Azure integration (coming soon) An event-driven architecture utilizes events to trigger and communicate between microservices. An event is a change in the service’s state, such as an item being added to the shopping cart. When an event occurs, the service produces an event notification which is a packet of information about the event. The architecture consists of an event producer, an event router, and an event consumer.

System.IDisposable is a foundational interface used in most .NET programs. Its primary purpose is to provide a mechanism for releasing “unmanaged” resources: file streams, database connections, network sockets, etc. Here’s the whole thing:

We as .NET developers probably use ToArray and ToList methods every day. But have you ever wonder how they work? What is the difference between them? Is there is a difference? :) If you have asked …

We explore how to make Blazor web apps run on Desktop.

An overview of the main features and improvements being introduced in this second major release of the HighPerformance package

Good news, everyone! Today we released Rider 2021.1 Beta. This means that we are on the homestretch of the major release. This build is packed with all the features that will soon be available with t

Performance and stability improvement

It’s somewhat surprising in the 20 years .NET has been out, there hasn’t been an official implementation of a Priority Queue. It hasn’t stopped people hacking together their own Priority Queues, and indeed, even Microsoft has had several implementations of priority queues buried internally in the framework, but just never exposed for the public. Finally, […]

Learn a new standard for observability telemetry with OpenTelemetry .NET which was created by merging OpenTracing and OpenCensus.