Editor's note
I put together another varied mix here, with no single theme steering the ship. The vertical slice architecture piece stands out for its practical project-structure guidance, while the ASP.NET Core validation article is a solid reference for day-to-day app work. FusionCache also earned its spot because I’m always interested in caching libraries that developers genuinely keep using.
Vertical Slice Architecture and ASP.NET Core Validation
Jasen Fici
August 14, 2024
Can you believe it? We’re already on issue four! Today, we’re diving into some exciting .NET developments that are sure to elevate your skills and inspire new projects. Let’s get started!
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Table of Contents
Developer of The Week
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.NET Library of The Week
I admit, I’m a bit of a caching wonk. I’ve looked at and used almost every .NET caching library available, and I can wholeheartedly say this one is by far my favorite.
Today’s Articles
📰 Part two of learning Entity Framework with Razor Pages feels like assembling IKEA furniture with extra screws:
📰 Discover how slicing your project vertically can save you from horizontally-induced headaches:
📰 Ever wanted to be a special secret agent in C# well now you can sort of:
📰 Looks like that Rider is upgrading faster than our coffee consumption levels:
📰 Who knew Copilot could turn your code comments into something even your future self might understand:
📰 If you've ever wanted to make your data behave like a well-trained pet this guide is your new best friend:
📰 Here's your blueprint for taming the inevitable exceptions in Csharp without losing your mind:
