Tag: .NET 8
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When a .NET application misbehaves in production, traditional debugging isn’t an option. You can’t simply pause a live service or attach a full debugger without disrupting users. This is where… more ›
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In the modern era of software development, building an API is no longer just about exposing data over HTTP. A truly “cloud-native” API is an engineered system designed from the… more ›
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For years,.NET developers have been building rich, interactive web UIs with Blazor, a powerful framework that brings C# to the browser. Historically, this involved a significant upfront decision: choose Blazor… more ›
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The software development landscape is in a constant state of evolution, driven by the relentless demand for applications that are scalable, resilient, and can be updated rapidly. For years, the… more ›
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Whether you’re just starting with C# or are an experienced engineer, following best practices can dramatically improve your code’s clarity, safety, and performance. In this guide, we expand on 25… more ›
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Introduction Performance has been a central focus of .NET in recent releases. Each iteration from .NET 6 through .NET 8 has brought substantial speed-ups and reduced resource usage. In fact,… more ›
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In a distributed system, failures are inevitable. Microservices, which rely on network calls to communicate, are especially susceptible to transient faults, latency spikes, and service unavailability. The key to building… more ›
