DotNet Journey

31/05/2026

Difference between staic constuctor vs defualt?

Use static constructors for one‑time setup (e.g., static caches, configuration).

Use default constructors for per‑object initialization.

Avoid heavy logic in static constructors — they block type loading.

31/05/2026

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31/05/2026

📝 Role: .NET Core Developers (Junior & Senior)
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Hiring Junior (3-5 yrs) & Senior (6+ yrs) .NET Core Developers for enterprise applications.

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19/05/2026

07/05/2026

Explain the difference between managed and unmanaged code.

Managed code is executed by the Common Language Runtime (CLR) of the .NET framework, which provides services like garbage collection, type safety, exception handling, and more. Managed code is written in high-level .NET languages such as C #, VB.NET, or F #.

Unmanaged code is executed directly by the operating system. It is typically written in languages like C or C++, which provide greater control over memory and system operations but do not automatically benefit from the services provided by the CLR.

07/05/2026

How does the IHostedService interface work, and when would you use it?

IHostedService is the interface in ASP.NET Core used to run background tasks that start with the application and stop gracefully when the application shuts down. It’s the foundation for long‑running services like scheduled jobs, message queue consumers, or monitoring tasks.

07/05/2026

Explain the Circuit Breaker and Retry patterns in resilient APIs.

The Circuit Breaker and Retry patterns are two resilience strategies in distributed APIs: retries handle temporary failures by reattempting requests with smart delays, while circuit breakers prevent cascading failures by cutting off calls to a consistently failing service until it recovers. Together, they ensure high availability and stability in microservices.

06/05/2026

.Net Opening Jobs

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05/05/2026

If your website goes down, what’s the first thing you check?

If my website goes down, the first thing I check is basic availability — whether the server is reachable and DNS is resolving correctly. Then I look at server health and application logs to see if it’s a deployment issue or a resource bottleneck. If those are fine, I move to infrastructure checks like load balancers, firewalls, or cloud provider status, and finally use monitoring tools to pinpoint the root cause.

04/05/2026

Lazy loading vs Eager loading – when to use?

Lazy loading fetches related data only when accessed, which is useful if the data isn’t always needed, but it can cause multiple queries and performance issues. Eager loading retrieves related data up front using .Include(), which is better when you know you’ll need the related entities immediately. In real projects, I prefer eager loading for predictable performance and use lazy loading only when related data is optional.