Stop Letting Obfuscation Break Your Reflection Code: A Practical .NET Survival Guide

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You've finished your .NET application, run it through an obfuscator, and everything looks great. The Day Reflection Meets Obfuscation A Real-World Example Reflection Is Everywhere, Even When You Don't Think It Is The Wrong Solution: Disable Obfuscation Everywhere Think in Terms of Contracts How to Find Reflection Risks Before They Become Bugs Serialization Can Fail Too WPF Developers Face an Additional Challenge The Production Checklist I Recommend A Simple Rule to Remember If the runtime must discover a component by name, that name is no longer an implementation detail. It's a contract. Succe

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