Editor's note
I kept this issue deliberately mixed: Redis Channels and .NET 9 messaging sit beside editor experiments, API security, and practical language refreshers. The HybridCache piece and the performance-focused API articles are especially worth a look if you care about real-world throughput.
Redis Channels and .NET 9 API Guidance
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Jasen's take on today's picks
Publish–Subscribe Messaging in .NET 9 Using Redis Channels
Redis Pub/Sub in .NET 9 is a useful look at messaging without overbuilding the stack.
Trying out the Zed editor on Windows for .NET and Markdown
Zed on Windows is an interesting check on whether VS Code still owns the quick-edit lane.
We Let Cursor Write Our .NET Code. Then “Stupid Bugs” Exploded — Here’s the Fix
Cursor-generated bugs is the kind of cautionary tale teams need right now.
Fix It Before They Feel It: Proactive .NET Reliability with Azure SRE Agent
Azure SRE Agent points at a more proactive reliability model, not just better alerts.
Streaming vs Buffering in .NET APIs — The Performance Difference Nobody Measures
Streaming vs buffering is the performance lesson many APIs learn too late.
Securing Your API in .NET 9: A Complete Developer’s Guide
Security in .NET 9 stays practical here, not theoretical.
C# Access Modifiers: Private, Protected, Internal, Public
The access-modifier refresher and switch guide are beginner-friendly, but still useful for teams.
.NET 9 Changed Everything — You Won’t Believe How APIs Work Now!
HybridCache versus IMemoryCache is the kind of migration discussion worth having early.
Modern Software Development with C# in 2026: What’s New in .NET 9 and Best Practices
Learn MCP Server is the most tooling-heavy item and could change how Copilot flows into daily dev work.
















