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Entity Framework is not slow! You're probably just using it wrong ... Efficient Querying ⬇ learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/… Efficient Updating ⬇️ learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/… #dotnet

Where should new developers start today? What should they learn to set themselves up for a successful career? Scott Hanselman, @shanselman, recommends they become 'T-shaped developers'. Learn more from Scott at #MSBuild: msft.it/6010Ykvm6 #dotNET #OneDevQuestion

#PowerShell tip of the day: Use a filter instead of a function for processing pipeline input. Filters are designed to handle pipeline input and are faster and less memory-intensive than functions.

I use #PowerShell Get-WinEvent for analysing event logs rather than eventvwr but it can be tricky with multiline messages in a grid view so here's a way to make them onto 1 line (5K screen helps!😊). This queries both DCs in my lab too.

CQRS and MediatR in ASP .NET Core - Building Scalable Systems by @iammukeshm codewithmukesh.com/blog/cqrs-and-… #aspnetcore

#PowerShell tip of the day: Parse semantic versions and software version data using [semver] and [version].

Span<T> is what makes System.Text.Json so fast because it makes zero allocations. In facts it’s one of the factors of why #dotnet is so fast. But how does it work? 🚧 What magic is hidden inside span? 🔮 It’s simple really. Or at least it will appear so after watching this…

StringSyntax attribute example 💡 The StringSyntax Attribute (.NET 7+) allows us to tell Visual Studio what kind of string (e.g. regex, datetime format, JSON etc.) we are working with in order to get correct intellisense and highlighting. Have you used it yet? #dotnet

New version of aspir8 can take an aspire app and run it in k8s without emitting manifests: #dotnet #aspire #kubernetes #cloudnative

#PowerShell tip of the day: Need a quick way to parse an email address? Use the [mailaddress] type accelerator.

As part of developing #dotnet #aspire, we worked closely with the Azure SDK team to produce strongly typed APIs that allow you to emit bicep from C#. These APIs are still experimental but are usable in a standalone application. .NET Aspire builds on top of this infrastructure…