Editor's note
I pulled a pretty practical mix this time: security, performance, architecture, and a few foundational refreshers. The JWT and refresh-token piece is a good companion to the middleware-ordering article, and the EF Core performance write-up is one I’d expect teams to compare against their own query habits.
ASP.NET Core security, Blazor state, EF Core tuning
Welcome to another spirited start of the week, colleagues! This Monday, let’s trade some keyboard calories for fresh .NET insights that are hotter than a freshly compiled codebase. As we plunge into the vast landscape of .NET advancements, remember: just like a classic rock playlist, sometimes the hidden tracks hold the best riffs. So grab your lucky coffee mug, settle in, and let's tune into the latest developments that'll turbocharge your projects.
Today's Articles
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Building a Secure API with ASP.NET Core, JWT, and Refresh Tokens
A solid JWT/refresh-token walkthrough for teams tightening API auth.
Prerendering in Blazor — How to persist state using PersistingComponentState
Blazor prerendering state persistence is the kind of detail that saves real UX headaches.
The True North of Clean .NET Architecture: Why Boundaries Matter More Than Ever
Good reminder that EF Core performance work often starts with measuring queries, not guessing.
ElasticSearch at Scale: Tuning .NET Queries for Log and Search APIs
Middleware ordering and HttpClient usage are both classic production footguns worth revisiting.
Optimizing EF Core Query Performance in .NET 9
The IAsyncEnumerable and Result/OneOf articles are useful if you care about cleaner flow and error handling.

















