50 Things You've Been Doing Wrong in C# and .NET Core

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Onur Gumus

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1.Resolving General C# Coding Errors

01.The Course Overview.mp4

02:15

02.Misunderstanding Pass by Reference.mp4

02:39

03.Misunderstanding Dispose and Garbage Collector Relation.mp4

04:46

04.Incorrectly Implementing Equals and GetHashCode.mp4

04:29

05.Handling Exceptions Correctly.mp4

03:07

06.Misunderstanding Virtual and Override.mp4

04:56

07.Ignoring Compiler Warnings.mp4

00:58

2.Misusing C# Primitives

08.Misusing DateTime.mp4

05:27

09.String and Localization Mistakes.mp4

07:21

10.Issues with int and long.mp4

03:11

11.Issues with float, double, and decimal..mp4

02:33

12.Misusing Structs and Boxing Mistakes.mp4

05:22

3.Design Patterns and SOLID

13.Misunderstanding and Violating SOLID Principles.mp4

05:34

14.Changing Your Core Logic.mp4

03:06

15.Not Using Design Patterns When You Should.mp4

03:03

16.Incorrectly Implementing Singleton.mp4

03:23

4.Data Structures and Algorithms

17.Using List and Array Everywhere.mp4

07:34

18.Using OrderBy Instead of Sort.mp4

01:36

19.Using Where Instead of Find.mp4

01:23

20.Not Understanding How LINQ Works.mp4

04:17

5.Parallelism and Asynchronicity

21.Overusing Threads Instead of Tasks.mp4

02:39

22.Not Understanding Thread Safety.mp4

01:46

23.Not Being Aware of Fences and Memory Barriers.mp4

03:22

24.Not Using Task in Interface Signatures with Potential I O.mp4

01:47

25.Using Result or Wait Inappropriately.mp4

03:15

6.Dependency Injection

26.Choosing the Wrong Lifetime.mp4

03:14

27.Using the Service Locator Pattern.mp4

02:11

28.Injecting Too Many Parameters.mp4

01:45

29.Using Dependency Injection Only for Testing.mp4

02:57

7.Entity Framework

30.Making Everything Public.mp4

01:26

31.Not Using Transactions.mp4

02:13

32.Losing Aggregate Boundaries.mp4

02:35

33.Ignoring Concurrency.mp4

05:08

34.Using Auto-Incremented Primary Keys.mp4

01:18

8.Building RESTful APIs

35.Misunderstanding What Resources Are.mp4

03:14

36.Using Only POST and GET.mp4

03:42

37.Underestimating Caching and Redirection.mp4

04:14

38.Using HttpClient Wrongly.mp4

02:48

9.What to Avoid When Building Microservices

39.Sharing a Database Between Microservices.mp4

02:32

40.Having Chatty Traffic.mp4

01:47

41.Ignoring Latency Concerns.mp4

01:07

42.Having Cyclic Dependencies.mp4

01:41

10.Security Flaws

43.Not Properly Hashing Passwords.mp4

03:33

44.Misusing Cookies.mp4

03:56

45.Not Properly Hiding Your Secrets.mp4

03:00

46.Relying on Client Validation.mp4

03:11

47.SQL Injections.mp4

01:59

11.Not Knowing About Debugging Tools

48.Not Being Aware of Visual Studio's Debugging Abilities.mp4

05:47

49.Not Using Fiddler to Diagnose HTTP Traffic.mp4

03:24

50.Not Using PerfView for Production Issues.mp4

05:28

51.Not Using Memory Dumps for Production Issues.mp4

04:48

Description

Professional software development involves many different skills. As a C# developer, you must be skilled in the C# language and the .NET Core runtime. With this course, you'll take your C# and .NET Core skills to the next level by avoiding common mistakes when coding, using design patterns, developing microservices, persisting your data, securing your application, and even debugging problems. Learning the basics of a language or platform can easily be done by following a course/book and with some hands-on practice. The path to becoming a software developer encounters many edge cases. During this course, you'll learn from my hard-earned experience, garnered from real-life situations, regarding the C# language and .NET platform. You can take this course as a vaccination against future coding infections! By the time you finish this course, you will have developed your skills to "sniff out" coding issues effectively and avoid mistakes. Whatever your issues, the aim of this course is to take you to the 'Bring it on!' point when it comes to solving your .NET and C# problems. Please note that this course assumes familiarity with C#, .NET Core, and ASP.NET Core, together with Visual Studio (2017 or 2019). The code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/50-Things-You-ve-Been-Doing-Wrong-in-C-and-.NET-Core

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Onur Gumus works as a lead software engineer in Dubai UAE. He has 15 years of experience in .NET and web development. He is a functional programming enthusiast and has completed many large projects with ASP.NET.

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