Editor's note
I pulled a broad mix today: performance, security, architecture, and tooling all show up side by side. The EF Core performance pieces and the OWASP-related security writeup are the kind of practical posts teams can apply immediately. I also liked the browser .NET article and the VS Code/GPT-5 item because they point at where the platform and developer workflow are heading.
EF Core, security, AI, and tooling
Who says Monday can't be exhilarating? As seasoned .NET developers, we know that the start of the week is prime time for transforming caffeine into code—and inspiration into innovation. This Monday, we're unleashing a collection of top-tier articles curated for the developer who has seen it all but knows there's always more on the horizon. So gear up and let the brew of fresh insights and seasoned expertise rev up your .NET journey today.
Today's Articles
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Build Next-Gen AI Apps with .NET and Azure
EF Core tuning kicks off the issue, and that’s a practical way to start a mixed lineup.
Structured Logging in .NET: Why You Should Avoid String Interpolation
Structured logging is one of those small habits that pays off fast in production debugging.
Running .NET in the browser without Blazor
Running .NET in the browser without Blazor is a nice reminder that the platform has more than one path to WebAssembly.
Minimal APIs in .NET: The Beginner-Friendly Gateway I Wish I Found Sooner
The auth guide and OWASP story both underline how often security wins come from disciplined defaults, not big rewrites.






















