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Issue #582

RAG Resilience Caching and Tokens

This edition covers RAG implementation, Polly-free HTTP resilience, Blazor Hybrid chat, Redis caching, webhook retries, and JWT security.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Building Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in C#

    C# Corner

    A practical starting point for grounding LLM responses in your own data, with useful guidance on when basic RAG needs more.

  2. 2
    Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern (LLD) in C# — From Problem to Production Trade-offs

    Medium

    Chain of Responsibility is familiar, but the production trade-offs are where this pattern discussion earns attention.

  3. 3
    How to Implement HTTP Resilience Without Polly in .NET 10

    codewithmukesh

    Worth reviewing if your HTTP clients rely on Polly and you need to understand the available .NET 10 alternatives.

Editor's note

I pulled together a deliberately varied set of practical .NET reading today. The Lazy thread-safety breakdown is especially useful for avoiding subtle initialization failures, while the webhook retry article focuses on the operational realities of duplicate deliveries and unavailable servers. There is also a timely look at HTTP resilience options as Polly licensing changes approach.

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