InAlt.byBharat Chandera·Oct 22How I Reduced My NuGet Bundle Size by 40%Practical trimming, compile-time removal, and package dependency surgery
InAnalyst’s cornerbyBharat Chandera·Oct 16The .NET Licensing Audit: What Went Commercial and What to Use InsteadYour .NET stack is open source. Your ecosystem might not be. Here’s what a licensing audit actually uncovers — and the free alternatives…A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyNagaraj·Oct 12One Security Patch Shouldn’t Mean 23 .csproj EditsOne version bump changes two root files, and suddenly everybody is in agreement
Vladimir Gusarov·Sep 29All packages up to date, still vulnerable: fixing transitive NuGet CVEs in .NETSecurity scans flag a NuGet package you never added, and updating won't clear it. Here's how to find the cause and pin it once.
Ali Süleyman TOPUZ·Sep 27.NET + AI in Production: What Actually Works (A Field Survey)Five write-ups, one week, and the patterns that kept showing up when the hype was stripped outA response icon1A response icon1
Baryo Dev·Sep 2Mapsicle is now as fast as nativeMapsicle is an object mapper for .NET, and it exists because AutoMapper 15 ships under the Reciprocal Public License 1.5 or a commercial…
Baryo Dev·Aug 31Mapsicle 2.1: an MPL-2.0 object mapper, and honest numbers against AutoMapperAutoMapper is the default object mapper in .NET and has been for over a decade. Since version 15 it ships under the Reciprocal Public…A response icon1A response icon1
Amr Swalha·Aug 22YA-RP-UI A .NET Package to help you visualize and see incoming traffic into YARPTL;DRA response icon1A response icon1
Baryo Dev·Aug 21My benchmark said my library was 2x faster. It was not.Mapsicle 1.3.0 is on NuGet. It fixes seven defects, two of which corrupted data silently. But the change I want to write about is the one…A response icon1A response icon1
Intedspence.combyTed Spence·Aug 20Five scripts to help with your software dependency reviewEasy scripts to help you gather and organize your software dependencies
