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Quick .NET Lessons from Experience
Short, focused lessons for code reviews, debugging and everyday engineering decisions. Each lesson gives you one idea to recognise, discuss and apply without turning it into a full-length mentoring article.
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C# Resource Management9 min read · 18 August 2026
C# Garbage Collection, Dispose and Native Resources Explained
Understand when .NET garbage collection is enough, when to use Dispose and IDisposable, how resource ownership works, and where finalizers, SafeHandle, P/Invoke and LibraryImport fit.
C# garbage collectionIDisposableDisposeusing statementdeterministic cleanup
Read quick lesson →C# Performance7 min read · 18 August 2026
Create, Copy or View? A C# Performance Code Review Habit
A quick C# code-review checkpoint for spotting allocations, value copies, reference copies, boxing and opportunities to view existing memory with Span<T>.
C# performance.NET allocationsvalue typesreference typesboxing
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