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Issue #475

Minimal APIs, AI Agents, and Background Jobs

This issue covers .NET 10 DI and APIs, JWT auth, Entra token lifetimes, MAUI, C# 15, background workers, and practical AI agent patterns.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Keyed Services in .NET 10: The DI Feature Almost Nobody Uses

    serkanozbeykurucu.medium.com

    Keyed services still feel underused, and this is a practical nudge to revisit where named dependencies beat custom factory plumbing.

  2. 2
    Working with AWS S3 using ASP.NET Core (.NET 10) - Upload, Download & Delete Files

    codewithmukesh.com

    Useful if you want a modern file pipeline example with presigned URLs and IAM guidance instead of just basic CRUD snippets.

  3. 3
    The Invisible Engine Behind AI Agents: Why Process Management in .NET

    medium.com

    Interesting angle for agent systems, though the value depends on how concretely it ties process management back to real .NET workloads.

Editor's note

I kept this one deliberately mixed, which is how I like the newsletter best. The keyed services piece is a good reminder that useful DI features can sit unnoticed for a long time, and Damien Bod’s background tasks article stands out for showing a concrete NCronJob plus SignalR approach. There’s also a strong run of AI material here, but it’s balanced by solid app-building topics like JWT auth, S3 integration, MAUI, and background service guidance.

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