Editor's note
I pulled together a pretty wide mix today: Blazor and MAUI on the app side, plus a heavy run of performance and architecture posts. The source generators guide stands out for practical code-gen depth, and the ASP.NET Core DoS/DDoS piece is a useful security refresher for anyone shipping APIs. There’s also solid material on DbContext lifetime choices and IHttpClientFactory testing.
Blazor, performance, and security
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Today's Articles
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Blazor and the Future of Web Development
Blazor gets top billing, but the real story is how much this issue leans into the hard parts of shipping apps: performance, testing, and security.
Beyond the Code: Why Testing in .NET is More Than Bug Hunting
The source generators guide is the kind of deep, reusable reference I like to keep around; the .NET 9 performance fixes are the more immediately
The 3-Letter C# Keyword That Halves Allocations (And You’re Still Not Using It)
I also liked the practical API pieces here — DbContext factory guidance and IHttpClientFactory testing are both common pain points with real payoff.




















