A Persian ASP.NET Core Roadmap: Turning a Resource List Into a Learning Path
How to approach an ASP.NET Core roadmap as a sequence of useful skills rather than an endless checklist.
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Notes From Clean Coders: Professionalism Is a Daily Practice
Reflections on the habits behind dependable software work: communication, ownership, testing, and continuous learning.
Loading .NET Configuration From a Database: Useful, but Not Free
The trade-offs of database-backed configuration in .NET, including startup, caching, and operational ownership.
Equals and GetHashCode in C#: Why Equality Is Harder Than It Looks
A practical introduction to equality contracts in .NET and the bugs that appear when Equals and GetHashCode disagree.
Functional Programming Ideas That Make C# Code Better
Small functional techniques for clearer C# code without forcing a functional rewrite of an object-oriented system.
Bringing Only Part of a Branch Into Main
Practical Git options for moving selected changes without merging an unfinished branch wholesale.
Git Sparse Checkout: Work With Less of a Large Repository
How sparse checkout helps when a monorepo or large repository makes a full working tree unnecessary.
gRPC in Backend Systems: Where It Fits and Where It Does Not
A practical look at gRPC for internal service communication without treating it as a replacement for every HTTP API.
Removing an Applied Entity Framework Migration Without Making Things Worse
A cautious guide to correcting a migration that has already reached a database.
The Saga Pattern: Coordinating Work Without a Distributed Transaction
What the Saga pattern solves, where compensating actions become difficult, and when a simpler design is better.
SOLID Principles Without the Ceremony
A pragmatic view of SOLID: useful design pressure, not a reason to turn a small feature into a framework.
SSE vs WebSocket: Choose the Smaller Connection
A decision guide for choosing server-sent events or WebSockets based on communication direction and operational cost.
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