Tootfinder

Anyone at an org building cool stuff with #dotnet and genuinely excited about it? I'd love to hear about it. I need something inspiring today.

Has your company recently asked you to implement #SAML 2.0? Worried about the prospect of implementing the 20-year-old protocol?
Come check out how to implement SAML 2.0 into Duende IdentityServer. #dotnet #saml

Without looking at the documentation, how do you expect this #dotnet code to behave?
1. Array.Empty<string>().Max()
2. Array.Empty<int>().Max()
Yes, there's a trap!

It might not look like much, but #JetBrains Rider just released (EAP6) a debugger update that displays asynchronous Tasks in a way that makes them feel like synchronous code. Thank goodness!
#dotnet #async

⚡ Benchmarks: #NpgsqlRest is 6.1x faster than #PostgREST at 100 concurrent users — AOT-compiled native binaries, zero runtime dependencies & instant startup time
🔧 Install via npm, Docker, direct download or as a

Is there a tool in #dotnet that can determine if an object being accessed is a Singleton within a given code block? I'm guessing no, but maybe there's some static analysis tools that look for code patterns of "oh this is definitely a singleton 90% of the time”.

My first question/answer on Stack Overflow in years. Basically my way of blogging technical stuff without a blog.
Using LIKE operator in Entity Framework Core on BinaryData properties
#dotnet

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@jeremydmiller/116376329442402250
A really neat blog post about structural concurrency approach using Wolverine but can apply to systems thinking in general