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    Implementing Dijkstra's algorithm for finding the shortest path between two nodes using PriorityQueue in .NET 9

    In this post I describe Dijkstra's algorithm for finding the shortest path between two nodes and how you can implement it with the PriorityQueue type in .NET 9…

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    Behind the implementation of .NET's PriorityQueue

    In this post I show how .NET's PriorityQueue implements its methods and relate these methods to operations on a min-heap data structure…

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    Using default interface methods for performance gains in IHeaderDictionary

    In this post I look at an example of how default interfaces were used to improve the performance of IHeaderDictionary…

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    A brief look at StringValues

    In this post I look at the StringValues type, where it's used in ASP.NET Core, why it's useful, how it's implemented, and why.…

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    Customising the RequestDelegate with filters

    Behind the scenes of minimal APIs - Part 8

    In this post we walk through the RequestDelegateFactory.Create() method, to understand how all the Expressions we've seen are combined into a RequestDelegate…

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    Building the final RequestDelegate

    Behind the scenes of minimal APIs - Part 7

    In this post we walk through the RequestDelegateFactory.Create() method, to understand how all the Expressions we've seen are combined into a RequestDelegate…

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