Editor's note
I pulled a deliberately mixed stack this issue: modernization with GitHub Copilot sits alongside hands-on pieces like Azure SignalR and EF Core bulk operations. The YARP reverse proxy and BackgroundServices articles are especially useful if you’re shipping microservices or production workers.
Copilot app modernization and EF Core performance
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Modernize .NET apps in days with GitHub Copilot
A practical look at using Copilot to modernize existing apps, not just greenfield code.
The New Standard for AI in.NET: A Deep Dive into Microsoft.Extensions.AI
Great SignalR guidance for teams building real-time features in .NET 9.
Building Real-Time Features with Azure SignalR in .NET 9
Docker, YARP, and background services make this a very production-minded issue.
Building Extensible .NET Applications with Plugin Architectures
EF Core bulk ops and loading strategies are the kind of tuning that pays off quickly.
















