Tag: Performance

Read this article on Medium. Navigating a .NET interview can feel like walking a tightrope between theory and real-world experience. Mid-level developers are expected to demonstrate solid understanding of C#, design principles, and frameworks, while senior developers must show judgment in architecture, patterns, and performance. This guide covers questions that go beyond the basics — spanning SOLID principles, dependency injection, common design patterns, Blazor, Entity Framework, caching, and performance management. You’ll get both conceptual questions and practical scenarios, helping you prepare for interviews that test not just knowledge, but how Read more

A practical MudBlazor + API pattern that actually scales Read this article on Medium. Let’s Build Something Real Client-side paging works… until it doesn’t. It’s fine for small datasets, demos, or admin screens that will never grow. But once your data starts to scale, the cracks show fast: slow load times, inconsistent sorting, broken filters, and incorrect total counts. In this article, we’ll walk through a real, Read more

Read this article on Medium. Most bugs in distributed .NET systems don’t come from bad algorithms — they come from drift. The UI expects one shape of data, the API returns another, and tests quietly fall out of sync. Each layer evolves independently until something breaks in production. Contract-based development flips that dynamic. Instead of treating DTOs as disposable plumbing, it makes them the source of truth — shared, versioned, and enforced across Blazor SSR, WASM, Read more

Read this article on Medium. If you’ve worked on the same .NET system for more than five years, you already know this: the features you were most excited to adopt aren’t always the ones still in the codebase today. Time, not hype, is the real test of architectural decisions. This article looks at modern .NET features through a senior developer’s lens — not based Read more