Jonny Bekkum

It is a bit weird as to why the objects are still kept in memory. ````C# private IIdentityMap? _identityMap0; private IIdentityMap? _identityMap1; private Dictionary? _identityMaps; _identityMaps?.Clear(); _identityMap0?.Clear(); _identityMap1?.Clear(); ```` But...

I used Visual Studio 2022 Performance Profiler - Memory Usage for the tests in the initial report. Today I ran the same test application - but used dotnet-dump to dump...

@roji Will do but I'm on travel and conference this week so will send you code next week,

We made our own database repo using EF 6 to enable storage in Oracle, SqlServer and SqlAzure. You might look into using SqlCacheDependeny. I just ended up caching for a...

I have spent some evenings working on i18n and ASP.NET Core and have a prototype working. There is quite a lot to be done and one must decide on whether...

In order to minimize risk in the existing codebase I would choose either 2 or 3. A version 1 could be Path2 so the documentation would need a minimum of...

It is not that hard to load Resources from another storage type than .resx files in ASP.NET Core but I really like the PostBuild to extract the nesources and the...

I think it would be easiest to start with a new repo (doesn't need all history) and it would be possible to do a very similar approach to use the...

Yes, Shared Projects is feature that first came in VS2013 Update 2. Previously you could "share" code by linking files into separate Projects (where each Project was compiled to a...

I focused only on ASP.NET CORE and used HttpContext directly. And yes there are some differences such as HttpContext Request.Uri does not exist. BTW, there is no HttpContextBase in ASP.NET...