Editor's note
I pulled together a very mixed issue this time: AI tooling, C# language craft, and a few practical framework writeups. The Copilot agent and VS Code open-source AI editor pieces stood out because they show how quickly the editor experience is changing, while the EF Core enum article is the sort of everyday detail that saves real teams time. I also liked the reminder that sometimes the bug really is in .NET itself.
Copilot, C# tips, and .NET 10 previews
Jasen Fici
May 30, 2025
As the weekend pulls into view like a classic muscle car humming on the horizon, it's the perfect time to fuel up on the week's prime .NET insights. This Friday edition is revved with spicy new features, seasoned advice, and perhaps a nostalgic nod to the '90s tech you loved—and sometimes dreaded. Whether your code is cruising or in need of a pit stop, our handpicked reads are designed to navigate your projects with the precision of a seasoned dev. So, polish off your debugging toolkit, because inspiration is parked right here.
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Jasen's take on today's picks
For once, it is a bug in .Net!
A rare reminder that the framework is sometimes the culprit, not your code.
GitHub Copilot's New Coding Agent Is Here
Copilot keeps moving from helper to agent, and the editor stack is following.
Understanding Garbage Collection and Cyclic References in C#
Good practical EF Core advice if you need enums stored as strings.
VS Code: Open Source AI Editor
A handy mix of language trivia, LINQ sharp edges, and .NET 10 preview reading.