Editor's note
I put together a deliberately mixed issue today: platform updates, architecture, AI integration, and a few sharp language and tooling pieces. The .NET 10 features article and the Aspire deep dive are especially useful if you’re planning near-term upgrades, while the EF Core AsNoTracking benchmark is a nice reminder that small choices still matter.
Top .NET 10, Aspire, and C# 14
Jasen Fici
November 28, 2025
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Top 5 .NET 10 Features That You Need to Know
A good quick scan of what’s landing in the .NET 10 era, with practical guidance instead of release-note noise.
Aspire for .NET Developers - Deep Dive into Cloud-Ready .NET Apps
Aspire and the MCP piece stand out if you’re thinking about cloud-native app structure and where AI hooks into real systems.
MCP for AI in .NET — The Missing Layer Between LLMs and Real Applications
I also liked the EF Core benchmark and the progress-updates API article—they’re the kind of posts that save time in production.