PinnedPublished inTurbo .NETWhy And When Should Stop Using Constructor Injection ASP.NET CoreDependency Injection (DI) is a fundamental practice in ASP.NET Core, enabling developers to build modular, testable, and maintainable…Feb 1610Feb 1610
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Published inTurbo .NET.NET 9 Just Changed the Game — Are You Ready to Build Faster?A practical performance guide for .NET developers looking to go beyond the basics.3d ago13d ago1
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Published inTurbo .NETWhy 90% of .NET Devs Still Get Concurrency WrongStill using List<T> in multithreaded code? Still locking everything and praying nothing breaks?5d ago15d ago1
Published inTowards DevWhy 90% of .NET Devs Still Get Concurrency WrongUnlock faster, safer parallel code with ConcurrentBag — and stop relying on locks that silently slow you down.Apr 111Apr 111
Published inTurbo .NETAvoid These 5 Async/Await Mistakes That Kill .NET PerformanceAre you really using async/await the right way?Apr 101Apr 101
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