.NET 11 Performance and ASP.NET Core Patterns

std::call_once vs. std::async

Microsoft Dev Blogs

Last time, we compared magic statics with std::call_once and concluded that std::call_once lets you construct magic statics-like behavior for non-static variables. But there is also

Topics: Performance

Legacy Code Is Not a Rewrite Problem

Medium

How I run Claude Code on ten-year-old ASP.NET MVC applications without rewriting them, and the CLAUDE.md that keeps it honest

Topics: ASP.NET MVC GitHub Copilot

Performance Improvements in .NET 11

Microsoft Dev Blogs

Before television shows like The Office and Parks and Recreation cemented the mockumentary in the minds of millions, there was Christopher Guest. He didn't invent the genre, but he's widely recognized...

Topics: Performance

Implementing CQRS with MediatR in .NET

Medium

In my previous article, Understanding CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) Pattern in .NET,

Topics: CQRS MediatR

Multiple Get Methods with the Action Method Selector Attribute in .NET Core 10

no dogma blog

Download full source code. Here is the previous post I wrote about this . A little has changed since then. If you update the code to compile with .NET Core 10, the default Get() method will be called ...

Topics: ASP.NET Core .NET 10 Web API

Magic statics vs. std::call_once

Microsoft Dev Blogs

Suppose you have some function like bool should_use_widgets() { bool supported = ⟦ complex code to check OS features ⟧; return supported && is_configuration_enabled("widgets"); } Since OS Widget suppo...

Topics: Performance

EF Core 10 Is INSANE — Overview of Game Changer features

Medium

EF Core 10 ships first-class LeftJoin and RightJoin operators, named query filters you can disable individually, complex types mapped to…

Topics: .NET 10 EF Core

One OAuth2 Library for Every Kind of .NET App

Medium

Adding “Sign in with Google” to a .NET app sounds like a solved problem, until you have more than one kind of app.

Topics: Authentication OAuth

SSH Is Not a Desktop

Rockford Lhotka's Blog

I work across three physical PCs. Two of them (I’ll call them devbox1 and devbox2 ) are powerful desktop machines that sit in my office and run all the time. The third is my laptop, which goes with me...

Topics: Security

Validation improvements in ASP.NET Core

Medium

The validation pipeline is now asynchronous, so you can inject dependencies and await DB calls directly in a validation attribute.

Topics: ASP.NET Core

Building a Practical MCP Server with .NET 10 and ASP.NET

Medium

Topics: ASP.NET Core .NET 10 OpenAI

Building More Resilient ASP.NET Core Applications with Http.Resilience

Medium

When your ASP.NET Core application depends on external APIs, temporary failures are inevitable — network glitches, timeouts, 5xx responses…

Topics: ASP.NET Core REST API

Advanced DI in .NET: Leveraging Keyed Services

Medium

In many real-world .NET applications, you’ll eventually face situations where a single interface has multiple implementations. For example…

Topics: Design Patterns

From Page Refresh to fetch(): The Pre-Real-Time Era of Status Updates in ASP.NET Core

Bipin Joshi .NET | Thus said a Byte • Insights on .NET and Web Development

Almost every non-trivial web application eventually needs to answer a simple question: something is processing on the server, and the user needs to know when it's finished (or how far along it is). Ge...

Topics: ASP.NET Core

Optimistic vs Pessimistic Concurrency in .NET

Medium

Almost everyone had this situation in production: a customer changed the delivery address on a shipment, saved it, saw the confirmation… Continue reading on CodeX »

Topics: Performance

PDF Security in .NET: Encryption, Redaction, and Digital Signatures

Medium

PDF security is not limited to putting a password on a file.

Topics: Security