Podcast with @toddhgardner.com about how web certificates work. In the next episode we'll talk about Certkit, a solution for SSL Certificate Lifecycle Management. nodogmapodcast.bryanhogan.net/180-todd-gar...

Thank you @bryanjhogan.bsky.social for great presentation at #BosCC Using .NET on Linux nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net/2025/02/usin...

@smartereveryday.bsky.social hi Destin, tried emailing you a few times and messaging on patreon. Can you send me a dm please.

Want to keep a Docker container running with Docker Compose? Learn how to maintain an active state and manage your services effectively. #Docker https://isaacl.dev/gxk

The interview industrial complex of tech hiring is badly broken - from "elite code" test nonsense (and prep companies), to ageism, and a months-long process. Listen to @tedneward and I talk about it. nodogmapodcast.bryanhogan.net/178-ted-newa...

Coming up this week on @coffeeandopensource.com I will be chatting with Maxim Fateev about all sorts of #tech and #opensource topics. Streaming live on #Twitch this Tuesday March 18th at 11:00 AM PDT. Come say hello and join the conversation. https://www.coffeeandopensource.com/schedule.html

Blogged: Create a Task and Start it Later. With C# you can create a task, but defer execution until later. nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net/2025/03/crea... Why do this? You can cache tasks and make sure the value is computed once, on demand, even if it is requested thousands of time #csharp #dotnet

Podcast: #177 Ted Neward, The Interview Industrial Complex, Part 1. Thanks @tedneward.bsky.social for taking the time talk with me. nodogmapodcast.bryanhogan.net/177-ted-newa...

Blogged: Creating an analyzer to detect infinite loops caused by ThreadAbortExceptions andrewlock.net/creating-an-... In this post I describe a Roslyn Analyzer that detects code which can result in infinite loops if a ThreadAbortException is raised #dotnet #csharp

If you use BackgroundServices you will know there is often a Task.Delay(1000, ct), but did you know if the cancellation token is cancelled during the delay, the expected TaskCanceledException is hidden making harder to do clean up work. nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net/2025/02/doin... #dotnet #c_sharp

Doing Some Cleanup in a BackgroundService | no dogma blog

If you use the Worker Service template in .NET, you may want to do some cleanup when the background service is canceled. In this post, I'll show you how to do this.

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Podcast with @csharpfritz.com about using .NET on Linux. nodogmapodcast.bryanhogan.net/176-jeff-fri... #dotnet #linux

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From the @coffeeandopensource.com Archives, I chatted with Mark Eisenberg about all sorts of great #tech and #oss topics. Access the stream or listen to the podcast below. Be sure to like/subscribe. Thanks for tuning in! https://www.coffeeandopensource.com/guest/mark-eisenberg.html

Want faster EF Core queries? Meet No-Tracking! If you’re just reading data, why have EF Core track it? AsNoTracking() boosts performance by skipping unnecessary overhead, making it perfect for reports, APIs, and dashboards. woodruff.dev/no-tracking-... #EFCore #dotnet #PerformanceOptimization

No-Tracking Queries: Speed Up Your EF Core Like a Pro - Chris Woody Woodruff

Imagine you’re at a library, flipping through books at lightning speed. You don’t need to write notes in the margins or keep tabs on which books you’ve touched—you’re just reading. That’s what no-trac...

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I like messing around with Kafka and C#, but goodness, it takes an almost magic incantation to get it running with Docker. Here is an example with bitnami, but it applies to most images. #csharp #dotnet #kafka nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net/2025/01/runn...

Handling the context gets interesting when seeing with Entity Framework - nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net/2025/01/seed...

Seeding a Large Database with Entity Framework | no dogma blog

Here's an example of seeding a database with a lot of data using Entity Framework. It avoids slowdowns, timeouts, and using excess memory.

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