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Coding agents, MVC, and runtime internals
DotNetNews Issue #393
A varied .NET roundup covering an AI coding-agent explorer, MVC and Minimal API guides, EF Core transactions, caching, and runtime async internals.
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Checkpointing & Resuming AI Workflows in .NET
blog.gopenai.com Issue #391
When building real-world AI workflows — especially long-running ones — you can’t always expect the entire process to complete in a single… Continue reading on GoPenAI »
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EF Core Code That Works Locally but Fails in Production (part 2)
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #391
Avoid EF Core production disasters! Learn how to fix common logic and tracking mistakes like improper Any(), First(), and missing AsNoTracking() for optimal performance.
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New in .NET 10 and C# 14: Multi-Tenant Rate Limiting
blog.elmah.io Issue #385
.NET 10 is officially out, along with C# 14. Microsoft has released .NET 10 as Long-Term Support (LTS) as a successor to .NET 8. Like every version, it is not just an update but brings something new t...
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Designing Resilient ASP.NET Core APIs Using .NET 8 Resilience Pipelines
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #384
Explore .NET 8 Resilience Pipelines, Microsoft's built-in solution for building fault-tolerant ASP.NET Core APIs. Learn how to implement retry, timeout, and circuit breaker patterns for robust applica...
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Designing Resilient ASP.NET Core APIs Using .NET 8 Resilience Pipelines
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #383
Explore .NET 8 Resilience Pipelines, Microsoft's built-in solution for building fault-tolerant ASP.NET Core APIs. Learn how to implement retry, timeout, and circuit breaker patterns for robust applica...
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Mastering .NET 8 Resilience Pipelines: Internals, Custom Strategies, and Production-Grade Patterns
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #382
Unlock .NET 8's Resilience Pipelines for robust ASP.NET Core apps. Master strategy ordering, custom policies, tenant isolation, testing, and observability for production.
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Modern Task Management in .NET with ConfigureAwaitOptions — Advanced ConfigureAwait
medium.com Issue #377
The Task.ConfigureAwait(false) we’ve been using for years is no longer enough on its own. With .NET 8, a new enum has been introduced that…
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Collection Performance: High-Performance Collection Randomization in .NET
dotnettips.wordpress.com Issue #375
The article examines shuffling options in .NET 8, highlighting the performance of three APIs: LINQ.Shuffle(), Random.Shuffle(), and RandomNumberGenerator.Shuffle().
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Difference Between .NET Core and .NET 8?
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #374
.NET Core vs .NET 8: Understand the evolution from the older, cross-platform framework to the modern, unified .NET platform. Discover key differences and benefits. .NET 8 is the recommended choice!
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New in .NET 10 and C# 14: Enhancements in APIs Request/Response Pipeline
blog.elmah.io Issue #373
.NET 10 is officially out, along with C# 14. Microsoft has released .NET 10 as Long-Term Support (LTS) as a successor to .NET 8. Like every version, it is not just an update but brings something new t...
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New in .NET 10 and C# 14: EF Core 10's Faster Production Queries
blog.elmah.io Issue #370
.NET 10 is officially out, along with C# 14. Microsoft has released .NET 10 as Long-Term Support (LTS) as a successor to .NET 8. Like every version, it is not just an update but brings something new t...
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C# 14 features and microservices patterns
DotNetNews Issue #362
This issue covers C# 14 language updates, OpenAPI-driven full-stack typing, and practical microservices and design-pattern guidance for .NET teams.
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“Object Cannot Be Cast from DBNull to Other Types” — The Hidden Null Trap in .NET 8 / 9
medium.com Issue #359
If you’ve worked long enough with .NET and SQL, this one probably found you eventually:
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New in .NET 10 and C# 14: Optimizations in log aggregation jobs
blog.elmah.io Issue #355
.NET 10 is officially out, along with C# 14. Microsoft has released .NET 10 as Long-Term Support (LTS) as a successor to .NET 8. Like every version, it is not just an update but brings something new t...
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I Removed 80% of My DI Boilerplate Using One Feature in .NET 8/9
blog.stackademic.com Issue #350
A practical walkthrough of Keyed Services — cleaner architecture, zero factory clutter, and dependency injection made elegant. Continue reading on Stackademic »
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Building a Database Schema for Workflow Automation with .NET 8 and Entity Framework
medium.com Issue #350
What if You Could Manage Every Workflow in a Single System?
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Implementing Cross-Platform In-App Billing in .NET MAUI Applications
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #347
Learn how to implement in-app purchases in your .NET MAUI apps with our new cross-platform billing sample for Android, iOS, Mac Catalyst, and Windows. The post Implementing Cross-Platform In-App Bill...
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How to Save Your .NET 8 Application from Silent Process Killers
itnext.io Issue #347
Learn which exceptions bypass your try/catch entirely — and the right architectural patterns to survive them. Continue reading on ITNEXT »
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Stop Using AutoMapper: Mapperly & Mapster in 2025
medium.com Issue #345
Tired of reflection-heavy AutoMapper setups? Learn how Mapster and Mapperly give you source-generated, zero-allocation mapping in .NET 8. Continue reading on .Net Code Chronicles »
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Wait — Isn’t DbContext Already a Repository?
medium.com Issue #338
The Real-World Case for the Repository Pattern in Clean Architecture & .NET 8 (with EF Core)
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♂️ Modernizing .NET — Part 2: HttpContext and the Dark Magic of Migration
medium.com Issue #330
How I revived HttpContext.Current in .NET 8 to support legacy ASP.NET Framework code — without rewriting thousands of endpoints.
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ASP.NET Core, architecture, and performance
DotNetNews Issue #324
A varied .NET roundup with Clean Architecture, ASP.NET Core REST API guidance, LINQ and memory fixes, plus Redis, SQL Server, and WebAssembly.
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DotNet: 9 Versions of .NET Performance Enhancements
medium.com Issue #320
Are you stuck on a prior version of .NET? 3.5 or 4.8 or maybe .NET CORE. It’s time to think about migrating to .NET 10. Read this digest…
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Beyond “Hello World”: .NET Interview Tips for Experienced Developers in 2024
medium.com Issue #320
You’ve been building with .NET for years. You’ve debugged production issues, scaled applications, and maybe even survived a few framework…
