Editor's note
I kept this one deliberately mixed: UI, data access, architecture, and AI all show up side by side. The Blazor future discussion and the EF Core 10 query filter update are especially worth a look if you’re tracking where the platform is heading. I also liked the message-ordering piece for turning a real distributed-systems problem into practical design steps.
Blazor, EF Core, and AI updates
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Jasen's take on today's picks
What Is a Lambda Expression (and Why C# Feels Incomplete Without It)
A friendly refresher on lambdas, with enough context to help newer C# devs and a reminder for the rest of us.
Blazor Community Standup - Planning the future of Blazor in .NET 11
A good platform check-in: Blazor’s future, MAUI on Linux via Avalonia, and VS Code agent skills all hint at where tooling is going.
.NET MAUI Community Standup - Run .NET MAUI on Linux with Avalonia
A solid EF Core 10 update if you use query filters for soft delete or multi-tenancy.
Why Serious Engineering Teams Are Reconsidering .NET in 2025
This message-ordering writeup is the kind of distributed-systems thinking that pays off when queues stop behaving.
Named Global Query Filters Were Updated in EF Core 10
The .NET AI posts are practical, not hype: one from Microsoft on LLMs in C#, another on semantic reranking with SQL Server and Azure SQL.














