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Issue #476

Rate Limiting, OpenTelemetry, MAUI and Dapper

Covers .NET 11 behavior changes, API protection, Dapper, vertical slice architecture, NuGet risk checks, Blazor setup, and AI tooling workflows.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    .NET MAUI Community Standup: Rust, SkiaSharp Everywhere, AI/ML Live Processing

    youtube.com

    A broad MAUI standup with enough crossover ideas to interest Blazor folks too, especially around drawn UI and live AI processing.

  2. 2
    Microsoft is tightening restrictions on the use of unsafe code in C# - Techzine Global

    news.google.com

    I’m cautious here since the source text is thin, but any tightening around unsafe code is worth tracking for low-level libraries.

  3. 3
    BackgroundService exceptions now propagate in .NET 11

    steven-giesel.com

    This is an important runtime fix. Hidden BackgroundService failures have surprised people for years.

Editor's note

I pulled together another intentionally mixed issue, from platform behavior changes to architecture and tooling. The BackgroundService exception fix in .NET 11 is the kind of runtime detail that can quietly change production behavior, and Gérald Barré’s OpenTelemetry context piece is especially useful if you’re tracing work across boundaries. I also liked the practical spread here: rate limiting for busy APIs, Dapper for data access, and a solid vertical slice architecture walkthrough.

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