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Issue #393

Coding agents, MVC, and runtime internals

A varied .NET roundup covering an AI coding-agent explorer, MVC and Minimal API guides, EF Core transactions, caching, and runtime async internals.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Introducing the Coding Agent Explorer (.NET)

    Personal Blog of Tore Nestenius | Insights on .NET, C#, and Software Development

    A teaching tool for AI coding agents that shows what they do under the hood, which is a useful way to demystify agent workflows.

  2. 2
    C# ASP.NET Core MVC: Building Your First Application — A Complete Guide from Models to Controllers

    Medium

    A complete MVC walkthrough for beginners who want to build a first ASP.NET Core app from models through controllers.

  3. 3
    Scalar for .NET Minimal APIs: A Modern Alternative to Swagger UI

    Medium

    A modern look at API documentation options, comparing Scalar with Swagger UI for Minimal APIs.

Editor's note

I put together another mixed lineup here, from teaching tools to deep framework mechanics. The Coding Agent Explorer stands out as a practical way to understand how AI coding agents behave, and the async runtime piece is a good read for anyone tracking where .NET is headed. I also liked the EF Core transactions and caching articles because they focus on everyday reliability and performance.

Today's articles

Introducing the Coding Agent Explorer (.NET)

Personal Blog of Tore Nestenius | Insights on .NET, C#, and Software Development

I’m excited to introduce you to the Coding Agent Explorer, a new open-source .NET teaching tool I’ve created that lets you see exactly what happens under the hood when an AI coding agent works on your...

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ASP.NET MVC vs ASP.NET Core MVC

C# Corner

Confused about ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Core MVC? This guide breaks down the key differences: platform support, performance, project structure, configuration, and more! Learn which is right for you.

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