Editor's note
I pulled together a pretty classic mixed bag today: Blazor, language features, performance, and a few AI-related pieces. The custom 404 page in Blazor Web Apps and the EF Core performance guide stood out because they’re immediately practical for shipping apps. I also liked the MediatR replacement write-up and the .NET 10 preview coverage for anyone tracking what’s next.
Blazor, performance, and .NET 10 Preview 3
It's Friday, and as you sip your well-deserved end-of-week coffee, take a moment to celebrate the bytes and breakthroughs of a productive week. Today’s newsletter takes a page out of a seasoned developer's playbook—think of it as a greatest hits album for .NET enthusiasts. Packed with insights that have been brewing all week, it’s your roadmap to weekend wisdom. So, before you transition from coding to couch time, scroll through to recharge your .NET knowledge bank.
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Jasen's take on today's picks
The Easiest Way to Replace MediatR!
A practical alternative to MediatR that should interest teams simplifying their app architecture.
A custom 404 page in Blazor Web Apps
A useful Blazor pattern if you want to polish navigation and improve the user experience.
A good roundup for anyone comparing modern .NET features and language direction.

















