Editor's note
I kept this issue intentionally mixed: architecture, API guidance, performance tuning, and a few AI-adjacent pieces all made the cut. The SQL Server RAG article and the memory-leak writeup stood out to me because both are practical and easy to apply. I also liked the Copilot Studio/WebAssembly piece for showing where .NET is showing up in real product work.
ASP.NET Core, architecture, and performance
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Clean Architecture Project Setup From Scratch (with .NET 9) — Copy-Paste Starter
Starter-friendly Clean Architecture setup with .NET 9 for teams that want a repeatable baseline.
Vibe coding is worth a look if you’re tracking how AI is changing prototyping and learning.
Building Interactive UI in ASP.NET Web Forms with Data Binding & jQuery
Web Forms + jQuery still has a use case here, even if the stack feels vintage.
This One Header Can Make Your API 30% Faster
A quick API-header performance trick and the LINQ fixes are both very practical.
Building a Zero-Configuration .NET Standards Package
The SQL Server RAG and Copilot Studio pieces show .NET moving deeper into AI workflows.
Dew Drop – November 4, 2025 (#4533)
Good reminders that health checks, deployment strategy, and auth are still table stakes.















