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Cezary Walenciuk

@WalenciukC

Writing about C# and .NET My Friend

Warszawa, Polska Katılım Nisan 2015
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
It happened in the twenty third round of the AI Slop race. Windows users finally proved their superiority over Linux How? They reminded everyone that Microsoft controls GitHub, Visual Studio Code, and C#, and at least these are things that work and still work well
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Aastha@aastha_mhaske·
This Resume has an ATS score of more than 88🤯 This Resume helped many in getting an interview calls from companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and many more. 💼 I have personally used this single-column resume in my job hunting and got amazing results I am sharing the exact similar editable ATS Friendly Resumes templates! To get it: 1. Follow me @krishnasagrawal (So that I can DM) 2. Like & Repost 3. Reply "Resume" Follow me so I will dm immediately 💯
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
@badamczewski01 Dude..Just write "dont make mistakes" and this will make everything ok :) for this AI thing
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devleader@DevLeaderCa·
Let's settle this once and for all, C# devs: var or no var?
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
#4Developers 2025 is a true forge of innovation 🔥, where the finest blacksmiths of business solutions — slayers of gray Behemoths born of code and the pain & sorrow of product owners — demonstrate what actually works...and what belongs locked away in the chest of bad decisions
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Mads Kristensen@mkristensen·
I'm loving Copilot Agent Mode in Visual Studio. Coming soon...
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Microsoft's recent changes impact editors based on VS Code, like Cursor and Windsurf Key updates include: 🚫 Removal of the "Download" button for extensions in the VS Code Marketplace 📜 More restrictive licensing terms starting in 2025 🔒 Blocking key extensions (.NET, C++)
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Nah never. You can print it on a shirt👕 “I will never commercialize MediatR”. And I will sign it. ✍️ ⌚Two months later⌚ Well, we can conclude that .NET Foundation definitely failed in fostering open-source ecosystem around dotnet #dotnet
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Instead of a generic IResult, it enforces a union type (Ok, InternalServerError, NotFound), improving type safety, unit testing, and API clarity. 🔹 Clearer Endpoints – TypedResults + pattern matching = predictable, self-documenting APIs. #dotnet #dotnetcore
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
C# aims to allow text literals to be assigned to variables of type 'ReadOnlySpan<char>' as often as possible, enabling operations on data without creating additional objects. These changes have been available since C# 13, which is .NET 9. #dotnet #dotnetcore
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
In .NET 9, the System.Threading.Lock class was introduced, replacing the traditional approach of using an object as a lock in the lock statement. This new class is designed with performance and code readability in mind. #dotnet #dotnetcore
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Recently, I've worked with code using the [LoggerMessage] attribute with Serilog This approach gives: ✅ Improved Performance: The [LoggerMessage] attribute enables compile-time generation of logging methods, reducing string formatting overhead #dotnetcore #dotnet
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
In this code,we create two infinite channels–like two parallel conveyor belts 🔵 highPriorityChannel: for VIP tasks 🔵 lowPriorityChannel:for tasks that can wait The logic is that the first check is for the highPriorityChannel This is a cool use of CreateUnbounded #dotnetcore
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Wait a minute I'll tell you how to solve it
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
@gutek Ty się ciesz, że nie mieszkasz w okolicach "OSiR Mokotów" bo z żoną każdego dnia odkrywamy, że za każdym rogiem jest jakiś narwany pijany człowiek W naszym bloku w którym mieszkamy dowiedzieliśmy się, że z piętra niżej parę takich osób już siedzi w więzieniach
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Jakub Gutkowski@gutek·
Wilanów… Dlaczego Pani pies podchodzi do mojego? 🤦‍♂️😅
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Grok 3 was built using 250 Megawatts. When will we get to 1.2 Gigawatts and when will this heat flux from this server room be visible from space I guess we will find out soon
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
What is new in LINQ in .NET 9 and C# 13? In this code: AggregateBy helps us efficiently sum up the prices for each genre 💡 Why use AggregateBy? Unlike GroupBy().Select(), it avoids intermediate collections #dotnet #dotnetcore
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Cezary Walenciuk@WalenciukC·
Slim Down Your App => Exclude the extra code you don’t need and watch your binaries shrink with .NET 9 and "Feature Switches" #dotnet #dotnetcore
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