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With the web providing more and more tools, trackers, guidance and many other resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic, some developers are trying to help out with extensions that have begun appearing in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

Hello everyone, We’ve published Rider 2020.1 today! Let’s talk about the most important updates we have for you in this release. The backend runs on .NET Core runtime Finally, the backend runs on .NET Core runtime by default on macOS … Continue reading →

Try out the first major update this year! Read about the most exciting updates we have for you in the 2020.1 release.

Machine Learning becomes available and easy for .NET developers. Now you don’t have to learn a new language (such as Python or R) and gain a data scientist d...

The System.Text.RegularExpressions namespace has been in .NET for years, all the way back to .NET Framework 1.1. It’s used in hundreds of places within the .NET implementation itself, and directly by thousands upon thousands of applications. Across all of that, it represents a significant source of CPU consumption.

Describes a fast, lightweight implementation of the CQRS+ES pattern using C#

Mobius – .NET runtime running on .NET Core – TooSlowException Performance, architecture, Software Craftmanship... Home About Async Expert Attend our

The incremental approach to migrate from .NET Framework legacy system to the new .NET Core system using Strangler Pattern.

Expression trees is an obscure, although very interesting feature in .NET. Most people probably think of it as something synonymous with object-relational mapp…

Counting characters may seems trivial. You can just use the string.Length property, can't you? Unfortunately, this is not that trivial. If you remember my previous post about comparing strings, you know that strings can be very tricky 😃 Let's use the character 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. The "Family: Man, Woman, Girl, Boy" emoji is a sequence of the 👨 Man, 👩 Woman, 👧 Girl and 👦 Boy emojis. These are combined using…