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Quick and handy #aspnet tip 🌟 Let's say you want to rename an endpoint, but at the same time don't want to break existing clients and make it silent. Copy-pasting controller actions? Nah. Use Rewrite and redirects rules instead 👇 #dotnet

Say the compliment out loud. I have coworkers I really dig working with. I think that every time we do projects. So SAY it. “I really enjoy working with you! We always get it done and it’s super collaborative!” Don’t just THINK the compliment. Say it. Then tell their boss.

@mjovanovictech Yeah, as Ukrainian, I also cannot create a Stripe account, so that's surely tough luck

Seems Twitter Subscriptions are rolled out to more people. Tough luck for creators from Serbia since we can't create a Stripe account and can't receive payments. Another thing I'm pondering is what added value you can provide to Subscribers that would be worth the money.

The most productive developers are those who find ways to avoid writing code. #softwareengineering #programming #coding

@tvodevil01 It was more like: compilers are really smart beasts, they already try to squeeze the perf at its best, and whenever I tried to tweak it, it was either the same performance, or worse

When looking at source #dotnet code, I often see an optimization tip here and there. Just one attribute - MethodImpl, Aggressive inlining. But whatever I tried, it never worked in my cases. Can somebody share an example of when it's beneficial and not a shot in the leg?

@tnlthanzeel There we specify descending order per column You might notice, that in this example there are two columns - status and created date, thus in IsDescending method first false stands for the first column, when for the created column - true

@StasYakhnenko What is the why is the first boolean false?

Do you know that when you create an index in #efcore you can specify the order? If you want to squeeze the maximum performance of the indexes, you you've gotta store the data in the order by which it's being usually retrieved. A tiny detail can make a huge difference. #dotnet

Curious to see how C# 12 is gonna look like? Check out the blog post from Microsoft 👇 Primary constructors, alias any type (really handy one), and more devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/check-o…

One of the most awaited features in #efcore has finally come to 7.0. Whenever you have to update and remove a bunch of elements based on one criterion, meet the BulkUpdates and BulkDeletes 🌟. Forget about the foreach loop and N queries 👇 #dotnet

@facet_z_schaumy Yeah, you're right, perhaps it's a matter of habit Take a look at the Microsoft learn website, both namings are used, almost side by sidee So yeah, Idk, I use them interchangeably

@StasYakhnenko I always find naming 'aspnet core' confusing regarding newer versions. Isn't it named just '.NET' by Microsoft from version 5 to 8?

Changes coming in auth and #dotnet. Starting from #aspnet core 8, the Duende dependency will be removed from the default SPA Visual Studio template, which in fact is a commercial solution. What do you use for OAuth in your web applications?

@jost0101 If the primary goal is to monitor the health of the application, I can suggest taking a look at Uptime Kuma github.com/louislam/uptim… I've used it and truly enjoyed the experience. It has a ton of supported notification methods (email, messengers, SMS, etc)

@AndrzejBol Haven't seen it before, and this looks really interesting! Gonna check it out

@StasYakhnenko Convey is awesome convey-stack.github.io/documentation/…

#aspnet core is evolving, and now there are plenty of options for how to build APIs in #dotnet. If you start building the new REST API app from scratch, what approach will you use, and more importantly - why? Share your thoughts 😀

@AndIreGiu Thanks a lot for such words! Regarding FastEndpoints, it's a third party library that allows you to define endpoints in a real atomic way: fast-endpoints.com

@StasYakhnenko I voted for minimal api, but why missed grpc? Sorry what Is fastendpoints? Thanks for your fantastic share of knowledge...you rock!

@pabloguerracol That's a third-party library that allows you to define endpoints in a real atomic way: fast-endpoints.com

@StasYakhnenko FastEndpoints? What’s that pls? Sounds interesting.

@_Danishhere Agree 👍 Though Minimal APIs are easy and fast too, what do you think about it?

@StasYakhnenko Controllers are easy to use & fast.

@hanif2253 That sounds reasonable, which criteria would make you choose minimal API or controllers approach?

@StasYakhnenko Depends on requirements

@ScottArbeit @_dotnetbot_ Fair enough What about using Minimal APIs in F#, did you try it and what was the experience?

@StasYakhnenko @_dotnetbot_ I voted Minimal API for C#...but really I'd use F# and Giraffe. #fsharp