Steve Gordon – Code with Steve

In the previous post, we discussed the foundations for automatic data encryption of properties during serialisation using System.Text.Json.

In this brief blog post, I will share the tale of the mystery surrounding the missing 18 bytes.

Abstract Application performance always matters.

In this multi-part blog series, we’ll build a reasonably full-featured code base for automatically encrypting/decrypting specific properties on types that are being serialised and deserialised using System.Text.Json.

In this post, we will continue our journey into the functionality and implementation of dotnet.exe, specifically focusing on how the hostfxr library is resolved and loaded.

This post marks the start of what I expect will be a long-term effort to explore the inner workings of .NET, expose the “magic” behind the scenes, and explain the mechanisms and underlying components of the .NET execution model.

Today, I’ll continue a current theme for my content based on my experiences implementing OpenTelemetry instrumentation in practice for .NET applications.

In this post, I will introduce and demonstrate enhancements to collections in .NET 9 and C# 13 for low-allocation code paths.

SERIES: A Guide to Developing GitHub Apps on .NET For the last couple of weeks, I have been experimenting with creating a GitHub App using .NET.

I’ve recently been building some hobby code to dogfood the various observability tooling we develop at Elastic.