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• Memory Leak Troubleshooting in .NET CoreJun 24, 2025. Memory leaks can silently degrade the performance of your .NET Core applications, leading to high memory consumption, sluggish performance, or even crashes. DotNET provides a rich set of tools to detect, analyze, and fix memory leaks effectively.
• On-Heap vs Off-Heap Memory Management in DatabricksJun 12, 2025. Memory management is a critical part of big data processing, and Databricks provides mechanisms to optimize how applications utilize system memory. Understanding the distinction between on-heap and off-heap memory management can impact the performance and reliability of your Spark applications running on Databricks.
• How Efficiently Does a Deep Learning Model Utilize Its MemoryMay 20, 2025. Discover how efficiently deep learning models utilize memory during training and inference. Explore key factors like batch size, model architecture, and GPU usage.
• Creating a "Pooled" Dependency Injection Lifetime in C# 13May 19, 2025. Discover how Ziggy Rafiq demonstrates how to set up a custom "pooled" dependency injection lifetime in C# 13 using ObjectPool<t> with best practices, DI registration, and high-performance service examples.</t>
• Understanding Garbage Collection and Cyclic References in C#May 20, 2025. This article explores .NET memory management, focusing on how the garbage collector handles cyclic references, and how weak references and the `IDisposable` pattern help prevent memory leaks in C# applications.
• AlbertMemo – A Cognitive Memory Engine System for AlbertAGPTMay 16, 2025. AlbertMemo is a Cognitive Memory Engine System for AlbertAGPT, designed to enhance contextual understanding and long-term memory.
• Start Tomorrow Today!May 11, 2025. The Vibe Coding Platform revolutionizes software development with AI-driven insights, real-time collaboration, and scalable tools. Perfect for solo developers, teams, and enterprises, it accelerates coding, testing, and deployment.
• Understanding LRU Cache in PythonMay 05, 2025. LRU Cache (Least Recently Used) is a data structure that maintains a limited set of items, automatically removing the least recently accessed ones. It's implemented in Python using a doubly linked list to optimize cache operations.
• Memory Management in .NETMar 31, 2025. Memory management in .NET is handled by the Garbage Collector (GC), which automatically allocates and frees memory to optimize performance.
• Pooling with ObjectPool<T> in .NETMar 31, 2025. This article explores the benefits of object pooling, how to implement ObjectPool&lt;T&gt; from System.Buffers, and real-world use cases to reduce memory allocations and enhance application efficiency.
• Understanding Span<T> & Memory<T> for Low-Level Memory EfficiencyMar 28, 2025. Span&lt;T&gt; and Memory&lt;T&gt; in C# provide efficient ways to handle memory without allocations, improving performance in .NET applications. Span&lt;T&gt; is stack-allocated for fast access, while Memory&lt;T&gt; supports heap-based scenarios.
• Efficient Memory Access with CollectionsMarshal.AsSpan: in C# .NET Mar 28, 2025. Learn how to optimize memory access in C# .NET using CollectionsMarshal.AsSpan for high-performance scenarios. This API provides direct access to collection memory, reducing allocations and improving efficiency.
• Google Developer Group, CSharp & HackIndia: Expand Web3 & AI Student Developer Reach in IndiaMar 24, 2025. GDG Partners with HackIndia to expand its reach to student developers across India.
• The Object Oriented ProgrammingMar 17, 2025. The Object Oriented Programming (OOP) &#160;improves the scalability and reusability of the code. This comprise of class and objects.
• Understanding Context Manager in PythonMar 15, 2025. ?Python&#39;s context managers, implemented via the statement, ensure efficient resource management by automating setup and teardown operations, such as opening and closing files, even when exceptions occur.
• Boost SQL Server Performance with Memory-Optimized TablesFeb 25, 2025. Memory-optimized table variables in SQL Server provide a powerful way to enhance query performance by leveraging In-Memory OLTP. Unlike traditional table variables, they reduce disk I/O and improve execution speed.
• Understanding Garbage CollectionJan 31, 2025. Garbage Collection in C# automatically manages memory by clearing expired objects. It uses generations (Gen 0, 1, 2) for optimization. Dispose and Finalize handle resource cleanup, preventing memory leaks and enhancing performance.
• Summary of Working with Arrays in C# from Basics to AdvancedJan 22, 2025. Arrays in C# are collections of homogeneous elements stored in contiguous memory. They have a fixed size, start from index 0, and allow easy access, modification, and iteration. C# supports multidimensional, jagged arrays, and LINQ operations.
• CSharp.com Unveils Real-World Web3 Skills Credentialing and Certifications to Empower Developers and Simplify HiringDec 31, 2024. CSharp.com unveils real-world Web3 skills credentialing and certifications to empower software developers and streamline the hiring process for employers.
• Memory Leakage and Solutions in ReactDec 23, 2024. Memory leakage in React can lead to performance issues and application crashes. This article explores common causes of memory leaks, such as improper use of state, unmounted components, and event listeners.
• C# Foundation - Implicitly Typed VariablesNov 28, 2024. Implicitly typed variables in C#, declared using the var keyword, let the compiler infer the data type from the initialization expression. This improves code readability and reduces verbosity, especially with complex types.
• Boyer-Moore Majority Vote AlgorithmOct 21, 2024. The Boyer-Moore Majority Vote Algorithm efficiently finds elements appearing more than a fraction of the time in linear time and constant space, using two candidates and counters to track occurrences.
• Explaning Bucket Sort AlgorithmOct 21, 2024. The `BucketSort` class implements the bucket sort algorithm, which distributes elements into buckets, sorts them, and merges the sorted buckets. It&#39;s efficient for uniformly distributed data, with potential quadratic complexity in the worst case.
• Dependency Properties in WPF: Benefits, Usage, and Examples in C#Oct 21, 2024. A Dependency Property in WPF is a specialized property supported by the WPF property system. It enables data binding, styling, animation, and value inheritance. This system improves memory efficiency and provides automatic change notifications, making it essential for dynamic, data-driven applications.
• Understanding the Working of Garbage Collector in .NET 9Sep 30, 2024. The .NET 9 Garbage Collector enhances memory management through dynamic tuning, improved generation collections, and a refined compaction algorithm, ensuring efficient, automated memory handling while optimizing application performance.
• The implementation of Double Linked List with C ProgrammingSep 26, 2024. A doubly linked list is a dynamic data structure in C that allows bidirectional traversal of elements using pointers. This implementation covers node creation, insertion, deletion, and traversal operations.
• In-Memory Databases- Unit Testing With C#, EFCore and XUnitSep 18, 2024. Learn to unit test EF Core repositories using an in-memory database with C# and xUnit. This approach simulates database operations without overhead, ensuring fast and isolated tests. Set up involves installing necessary NuGet packages, configuring DbContext, writing tests, and initializing test data.
• Power Query: Best Practices for Memory ConsumptionSep 02, 2024. To optimize memory usage in Power Query, filter data early, minimize query steps, and utilize query folding to reduce data processed. Disable background data loading, optimize data types, use dataflows for repetitive tasks, split large files, and consider upgrading to a 64-bit version for better performance.
• The Best Way to Work with Excel in .NET: MiniExcelAug 16, 2024. MiniExcel is a lightweight, high-performance .NET library for handling Excel files. Simplifies tasks like reading and writing data with minimal dependencies and fast processing. Ideal for reporting, data export/import, and automation, MiniExcel offers a streamlined approach without the complexity of heavier libraries.
• Understanding of Iterators in PythonAug 14, 2024. Iterators in Python allow efficient traversal of sequences by implementing iter() and next() methods. Unlike iterables, iterators represent a stream of data and support on-demand value computation, enhancing memory efficiency and performance.
• Functionality of DMA in C ProgrammingJul 28, 2024. Direct Memory Access (DMA) in C programming is a powerful technique for efficient memory management and data transfer. It allows peripherals to directly access memory without CPU intervention, enhancing system performance.
• Efficient Data Retrieval with ADO.NET SqlDataReader Jul 23, 2024. SqlDataReader in ADO.NET provides fast, forward-only data retrieval from SQL Server databases. It reads data as a stream, minimizing memory usage, and making it ideal for large datasets. Unlike SqlDataAdapter, it offers high performance for read-only scenarios and is efficient in handling big data with minimal overhead.
• Server Virtualization: The Power of Separation and Resource EfficiencyJul 13, 2024. Explore the transformative benefits of server virtualization in this insightful content. Discover how virtualization technology enhances efficiency through resource allocation and workload management.
• The Functioning of Array of Integer PointersJun 30, 2024. In C programming, an array of integer pointers is declared similarly to a regular integer array, with the primary distinction being the addition of an asterisk (*) before the array name.
• Understanding AsMemory() in C# .NET with ExamplesJun 24, 2024. In C#, the AsMemory method is a powerful tool for creating Memory&lt;T&gt; instances from arrays, array segments, or strings. It is part of the System.Memory namespace, which offers types designed to work with memory efficiently and safely without unnecessary heap allocations.
• Memory Management in SQL ServerJun 21, 2024. Memory management in SQL Server is crucial for optimizing database performance. This involves configuring memory allocation, managing the buffer pool, and tuning queries to ensure efficient use of resources.
• Understanding Caching in PythonJun 18, 2024. Understanding Caching in Python&quot; explores the concepts and techniques of caching to optimize performance in Python applications. Learn how caching improves data retrieval speed, reduces computational load, and enhances overall efficiency.
• Learn Garbage Collection in PythonJun 17, 2024. Discover how garbage collection in Python manages memory automatically, preventing memory leaks and optimizing performance. Learn about reference counting, the role of the garbage collector, handling circular references, and best practices for efficient memory management in Python applications.
• Garbage Collection (3), C# using statement --- Language support for DisposeJun 17, 2024. This article will discuss the C# using a statement. Garbage collection (GC) in computer science reclaims unused memory automatically. Invented by John McCarthy in 1959, GC simplifies memory management. This series explores GC in .NET, focusing on managed, unmanaged code and the `using` statement for resource management.
• Optimizing Memory Management in C#Jun 04, 2024. In this article, we will learn Memory management and optimization are crucial aspects of C# development, especially for applications that demand high performance and efficient resource utilization.
• JavaScript Memory Management and Avoiding Memory LeaksMay 29, 2024. JavaScript memory management ensures efficient allocation and deallocation of memory. Avoiding memory leaks is crucial for preventing excessive memory consumption. Techniques include proper garbage collection, managing references, and monitoring memory usage to optimize performance and prevent memory-related issues.
• Understanding Threads and Processes: A Guide to MultiprocessingMay 28, 2024. Multiprocessing revolutionizes computing by allowing CPUs to handle multiple tasks concurrently. Explore process-based and thread-based multiprocessing, their characteristics, key differences, and practical applications.
• A Different Perspective of Stack Memory in .NETMay 19, 2024. A Different Perspective of Stack Memory in .NET&quot; explores the intricacies of stack memory management within the .NET framework. It delves into the differences between stack and heap, the role of value and reference types, stack frames, and performance optimization.
• Pointers to Pointers and How Pointers Relate with ArrayMay 16, 2024. Pointers is a type of data in C; hence we can also have pointers to pointers, just we have pointers to integers. Pointers to pointers offer flexibility in handling arrays, passing pointers variables to functions, etc.
• Under The Hood Of Thread Synchronization With LOCKMay 15, 2024. The LOCK keyword is the most popular mutual-exclusive thread synchronization construct. The LOCK statement in C# is crucial for thread synchronization, preventing race conditions by restricting access to shared resources. Under the hood, it translates to the Monitor class, enhancing code efficiency and reliability.
• Introduction to Monitor Class in C#May 13, 2024. The Monitor class is built on dotNET’s FCL (Framework Class Library) infrastructure. In general, it provides to achieve thread safety.
• Mastering Resource Allocation in AzureMay 06, 2024. This article provides a comprehensive guide on mastering resource allocation in Azure using the Allocation Success Recommender. The article concludes with tips on how to enhance your Azure experience and ensure smooth project execution.
• Dereferencing Pointers and Void Pointers in CApr 29, 2024. Dereferencing pointers involves accessing the value stored at the memory address pointed to by a pointer. Void pointers in C are generic pointers that can point to any data type but require explicit typecasting before dereferencing to access the correct data.
• Caching Strategies in ASP .NET CoreApr 25, 2024. ASP.NET Core offers diverse caching strategies, including in-memory, distributed, response, output, and donut caching. Choose wisely based on data needs, scalability, and granularity for optimal performance.
• Implement Memory Cache with Sliding Expiration in .NETApr 24, 2024. This guide illuminates memory caching&#39;s efficacy in enhancing data retrieval by storing frequently accessed data in memory. Utilizing ConcurrentDictionary in C#, it illustrates the creation of a sliding expiration cache.
• Implementing In-Memory Cache in ASP.NET Core Web APIApr 24, 2024. Caching is a crucial technique for improving the performance and responsiveness of web applications by storing frequently accessed data in memory. In this article, we&#39;ll walk through a complete practical example of implementing and using an in-memory cache in an ASP.NET Core Web API project.
• Understanding the Python Global Interpreter Lock (GIL)Apr 23, 2024. The Python Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) is like a traffic cop inside your computer that makes sure only one thing happens at a time in Python, even if your computer has multiple processors.
• Creating a Virtual Machine on ESXi Host with VMware Web ClientApr 15, 2024. By following these steps, you can successfully create a virtual machine on your target ESXi host using the VMware web Host Client.
• Learn Memory Management in JavaScriptApr 08, 2024. JavaScript employs automatic memory management through garbage collection, eliminating manual memory allocation and deallocation. Here&#39;s how it works and considerations for efficient coding.
• A Fun Analogy for Understanding Memory ManagementApr 07, 2024. Ever feel like your computer runs slow and sluggish? Just like a cluttered room, your computer&#39;s memory can get filled with unused things. The mark-and-sweep algorithm is a clever way for computers to clean up this mess, figuring out what&#39;s important and what can be tossed.
• String Handling Functions implementation in C LanguageMar 29, 2024. In C programming, strings are fundamental for working with textual data. Unlike some other languages, C handles strings using character arrays with a null terminator.
• Optimizing Application Performance In-Memory Cache in .NET CoreMar 27, 2024. In this article we will see how we can improve the performance of the application using IMemory Cache in .NETcore application.
• Effective Communication Between Executable Files Using Shared MemoryMar 18, 2024. In a WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) application, inter-process connectivity typically involves communication between different components or modules within the same application or between separate WPF applications running on the same system or across different systems.
• What is Use of ‘Using’ Statement in .NET?Mar 15, 2024. In this article, we will cover What is the use of the ‘Using’ statement in .NET. The &#39;using&#39; statement in .NET ensures efficient resource management, prevents memory leaks, and promotes cleaner, more reliable code.
• Understanding Caching in .NET With ExampleFeb 28, 2024. Caching is a cornerstone in .NET development, enhancing application performance and scalability. This article explores its significance, and diverse caching techniques, and offers a practical example for efficient implementation in .NET applications.
• SQL Server Data Types for Performance, Memory EfficiencyFeb 28, 2024. &quot;Embark on a journey to unlock SQL Server&#39;s full potential through savvy data type selection. Enhance performance and streamline operations with optimal choices.
• Better Implementation Of Singleton Pattern in .NETFeb 27, 2024. This article explains the mistakes made in writing Singleton Pattern in the multithreaded environment create a bug and how to bring a solution to it.
• Understanding the C# 10 Memory ModelFeb 22, 2024. Ziggy Rafiq discusses the C# memory model, including stacks, heaps, garbage collection, and memory leaks
• .NET 8 Memory Management: Refreshing Dynamic Memory LimitsFeb 06, 2024. In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, optimizing resource utilization is crucial, especially in dynamic cloud environments.
• How to Refresh Memory Limit in .NET 8Feb 05, 2024. In .NET 8, adjust memory limits dynamically with GC.RefreshMemoryLimit(). Ideal for cloud environments, this feature allows efficient scaling of memory usage.
• High-Performance Apps Using C# Span<T>Jan 29, 2024. Often in application we come scenarios where we need to perform string manipulation operations. In such cases using string type take up huge memory as it is immutable. Instead Span can be used, which saves memory
• Implementing IP Rate Limiting in ASP.NET Core MVCJan 18, 2024. IP rate limiting is a crucial aspect of web application security that helps prevent abuse, protect against brute force attacks, and ensure fair resource usage. In this article, we will walk through the process of implementing IP rate limiting in an ASP.NET Core MVC application using middleware.
• Understanding and Managing Server-Side (Output) Caching in .NetJan 15, 2024. IIS employs System.Web.Caching for efficient output caching. Utilize HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert for CRUD operations, specifying key, value, and optional parameters like dependencies, absolute expiration, and sliding expiration for optimization.
• What is Inline Arrays in C# 12Jan 10, 2024. C# 12 unveils a hidden gem - inline arrays. This article delves into these performance powerhouses, showcasing how they boost speed, simplify memory management, and enhance type safety. Discover their functionalities and practical applications in diverse scenarios like geometric operations.
• Understanding Collection Types in C#Jan 09, 2024. Delving into collection types like IEnumerable and IQueryable in C# unveils their impact on data querying efficiency. While IEnumerable offers simplicity for in-memory operations, it might load unnecessary data. IQueryable optimizes query execution by fetching only required data, which is beneficial, especially with extensive datasets or remote sources.
• How to scale Spring Boot applications with NCache Java EditionJan 08, 2024. From this article, you will learn how to scale spring boot applications with NCache Java Edition. Spring Boot for efficient and scalable Java applications. Learn to integrate NCache, a distributed in-memory caching solution, for optimal performance and enhanced scalability.
• Real-Time Paris Metro Crowdedness Forecast: A Proof of Concept with Azure and C#Jan 08, 2024. In this article, we will learn about navigating you through crafting a prototype for forecasting crowd levels in Paris M&#233;tros using Azure and C#. It covers Azure setup, machine learning, model deployment, streaming pipeline creation, and user application integration.
• Exploring Default Lambda Parameters in C# 12Jan 01, 2024. Default Lambda Parameters in C# 12.
• Value Types vs Reference Types in C#Nov 18, 2023. This comprehensive guide delves into the fundamental concepts of C# data types, distinguishing between value types and reference types. Covering characteristics, pros and cons, key differences, and best practices, it offers insightful recommendations for optimal programming.
• Memory Management In JavaScriptOct 23, 2023. In this article I&#39;m going to explain that how memory management works in JavaScript
• ASP.NET Core In-Memory Caching ExplorationOct 20, 2023. Caching in web applications, like ASP.NET Core, enhances performance by storing frequently accessed data in memory. This article explains its benefits, types, and practical usage for database data.
• Managed vs. Unmanaged Code in .NETOct 16, 2023. Managed code in .NET refers to programs written in high-level languages like C#, VB.NET, or F# that are compiled into Intermediate Language (IL) or Common Intermediate Language (CIL). This intermediate code is executed by the Common Language Runtime (CLR), which provides essential runtime services such as memory management, garbage collection, and security. The CLR ensures that memory is appropriately allocated and released, minimizing the risk of memory leaks and enhancing security. Managed code benefits from the extensive .NET Framework libraries and features, simplifying development and improving efficiency by offering a wide range of built-in functionalities.
• Constructors in C#Oct 12, 2023. In C#, constructors are essential methods responsible for initializing and creating objects within a given class. These functions are invoked when you create an instance of the class. Constructors share the same name as the class and do not have a return type. In C#, there are several fundamental types of constructors.
• C# Composite Design PatternSep 26, 2023. Discover the power of the Composite design pattern in C#, a structural pattern that unifies objects into tree structures, simplifying complex hierarchies for versatile software development.
• Unlocking C# Chain of Responsibility PatternSep 25, 2023. In software design, maintaining the separation of concerns is fundamental. This principle not only enhances code modularity but also ensures each module has a single responsibility. However, as applications grow in complexity, managing the flow of responsibilities can become challenging. This is where design patterns come to the rescue. Among them, the Chain of Responsibility pattern stands out as a robust tool for handling responsibilities in a flexible and decoupled manner.
• Proxy Pattern in C#Sep 22, 2023. Learn about the Proxy Pattern in C#, a powerful structural design pattern. Explore its purpose, implementation, and real-world applications, enhancing software efficiency, maintainability, and scalability. Happy Learning!
• Exploring Decorator Pattern in C# Sep 21, 2023. Exploring the Decorator Pattern in C#.the Decorator Pattern stands out as a versatile tool for extending the functionality of classes without altering their structure. In this article, we will delve into the Decorator Pattern and how it can be implemented in C#.
• Understanding the Flyweight Design Pattern in C#Sep 20, 2023. Explore the Flyweight Design Pattern in C#, a memory-efficient structural pattern. Learn to optimize performance by sharing common properties among objects, improving application efficiency.
• Custom Exceptions in C#Sep 19, 2023. Enhance error handling in C# with custom exceptions. Learn how they provide specificity, control, documentation, and maintainability, and follow best practices for effective implementation.
• Understanding the Factory Design Pattern in C#Sep 19, 2023. Understanding the Factory Design Pattern in C#
• Adapter Pattern in C# Sep 19, 2023. Demystifying the Adapter Pattern in C#: Bridging the Gap Between Incompatible Interfaces
• Exploring Anonymous Functions in C# Sep 18, 2023. Exploring Anonymous Functions in C#
• In-Memory Caching in .NET: Boosting Performance with EaseSep 09, 2023. Explore the power of in-memory caching in .NET for enhanced application performance. Learn about its benefits, how to use MemoryCache, cache policies, and cache dependencies. Optimize your .NET applications for faster response times and reduced resource usage.
• Garbage Collection in C#Sep 08, 2023. In C#, garbage collection is a memory management process where the runtime environment automatically identifies and reclaims memory that is no longer in use by the program. It helps prevent memory leaks and ensures efficient memory utilization by tracking and deallocating objects that are no longer reachable or referenced by the program. The .NET runtime provides an automatic garbage collector that runs in the background, making it easier for developers to work with memory without having to explicitly free memory resources like in languages with manual memory management, such as C and C++. This automated process helps improve code safety and reduces the risk of memory-related errors.
• Private Constructor in C# Aug 28, 2023. Explore Private Constructors in C#: Unveiling Their Roles and Significance. Discover how these constructors influence design patterns like Singleton, control object creation, and encapsulate initialization logic for improved C# applications.
• Sealed Classes in C# Aug 28, 2023. Delve into the significance of sealed classes in C# OOP. Uncover their role in defining code boundaries and inheritance. Gain insights into their benefits, optimizing security and performance. Master the art of using them judiciously for enhanced code predictability and maintainability.
• Structs in C#Aug 28, 2023. Discover the significance of C# structs - lightweight alternatives to classes. Efficiently manage memory and enhance performance with value types while considering scenarios and pitfalls for optimal implementation.
• Building a Bulk Email Sending Console App with NET Core 7.0Aug 27, 2023. Building a Bulk Email Sending Console App with NET Core 7.0 entails the creation of a robust and versatile solution tailored to efficiently manage large-scale email distributions. Through a meticulous development process, this application emerges as a vital tool for businesses and organizations seeking an effective way to reach their target audiences.
• Generics in C# Aug 25, 2023. Harness the Versatility of C# Generics: Boost Code Reusability and Type Safety. Dive into how Generics empower adaptable, efficient code, accommodating various data types while maintaining robust type checking.
• Delegates in C# Aug 25, 2023. Explore the fundamental potency of C# delegates—vital for encapsulating methods as first-class entities. Empower callbacks and event management for efficient C# application development.
• Optimizing Performance for Your .NET Core ApplicationAug 24, 2023. In this article, we will see the best practices which can improve the performance of your .NET core application
• Using SuperConvert.Abstraction NuGet Library for Data ConversionAug 23, 2023. SuperConvert.Abstraction is a powerful library that provides data conversion functionalities for your .NET applications. With this library, you can easily convert between different data formats, such as JSON, CSV, and XLS, using a simple and intuitive API. The library also introduces a new Dependency Injection (DI) service to streamline the usage of its features.
• Document Viewer Capabilities in ASP.NET Core 7.0Aug 20, 2023. Learn how to integrate, customize, and make the most of the new capabilities for seamless document viewing and interaction within your web applications.
• Constant Interpolated Strings in C# Aug 18, 2023. Explore interpolated strings in C#, a powerful feature for expressive string formatting. Learn about constant interpolated strings introduced in C# 10, enhancing readability and performance. Understand benefits, use cases, and considerations for improved code quality and maintainability.
• Understanding Numeric IntPtr and UIntPtr in C#Aug 18, 2023. Discover the importance of IntPtr and UIntPtr in C# programming. Learn how these types facilitate memory management, pointer arithmetic, and interop with native libraries, ensuring efficient and safe practices.