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I always hated auto mapper libraries in C# as they are mostly reflection-based. They do runtime reflections to handle mapping, which have a significant performance overhead and potential runtime errors. I always try to avoid anything that involves reflection at all cost, even in a mapping case, I always preferred to write my own mappers.
However, today, I discovered a library called Mapperly π
Mapperly is a source generator based library for generating object mappings. A source generator in C# is a powerful compile-time code generation feature introduced in .NET 5 that allows you to generate additional source code during compilation. This means it generates type-safe and highly efficient mapping code at compile time. Since it avoids using reflection, there are no runtime complications.
I can't wait till I use it π₯
Github Repo: https://github.com/riok/mapperly
Docs: https://mapperly.riok.app/docs/intro/
#csharp #tip #automapping #resource
Repost from Luna's pathwayπ€
Hello,I need your attention for a second!
One of our own, Daniel Basazinew, a talented software engineer and an incredible human being, is facing a life-threatening challenge. Daniel has been diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), and both of his kidneys have failed. He urgently needs a kidney transplant, but the cost of the procedure abroad is $40,000.
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content credit : Nahom Abera
https://okyrylchuk.dev/blog/mastering-async-and-await-in-csharp-best-practices/
Read this if you are an aspiring C# dev.. you will thank me later : )
And another thing I discovered is that, when you login, it just creates a dummy session id key in the cookies just to keep track of the fact that you are logged in. No usage of the username and password for basic authentication.. No usage of tokens π³
A ridiculous router π
I was rocking this just for fun yesterday afternoon. It was easier than I thought π
... but the shocking thing I discovered is that it really doesn't need the cookie session id it requires to authorize the api requests π₯Ά .. I just filled that part of the header with a value of zero and it seems to work without any issue. It is scary that anyone connected to your router(Legend router) can just run these scripts and play with it
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpUkQYy-K8Y-wYcDgDXKhfs6OT8fFQtVm
It is a very good deep dive webinar (basically a course) on garbage collection in .NET
Check it out!
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Efficient Load Testing with C#: Nginx, Go APIs & Redis Performance Demo
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Thanks !
tried out typing speed test after a long time, and this seems to be somehow my new average speed
excuse my potato quality phone camera π
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Introducing Built
Inspired by this post by @Dagmawibabi! As he said, there are a ton of incredible projects made by the tech community here so why not make a platform to get them all in one place?
Built is a place to post your projects, get likes and comments, and be recognized by fellow developers. No matter how small or complex your project is, built is the place for you!
Link: https://built-iota.vercel.app/
Github: https://github.com/Manuel-heav/built (Stars are appreciated β€οΈ)
Tech Stack
Next.js 14 β For Front-End
Hono.js β Lightweight Backend Framework
Supabase + PostgreSQL β For Database
Better-Auth β Smooth and Secure Authentication
#Built
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