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Like many .NET developers, I’m starting to look at the features coming in .NET 10, C# 14, and specifically ASP.NET Core. To my surprise, ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs now support Server-Sent Events (SSE)….
Identifier Lockdown: How to Keep Your C# Variable Names Out of Jail
Introduction Until now, iOS developers who wanted real‑time, bi‑directional communication with SignalR had to rely on community‑built clients or roll their own Swift implementation—both of which intro…
Leveraging Fluent Validation in ASP.NET Core: Simplifying Model Validation
This article explains the difference between deferred and immediate execution, outlines the execution order, and shares best practices to write efficient and optimized LINQ queries for real-world appl…
I Changed the User’s Role — But Blazor Didn’t Care (Until I Did This One Thing)
One of the sneakiest bugs I’ve ever faced in Blazor happened after I updated a user’s role… and the UI didn’t change. Is it really a bug… Continue reading on CareerByteCode »
Seamlessly integrate managed and unmanaged code for faster, more scalable .NET applications, even in legacy or cross-platform scenarios. Continue reading on Towards Dev »
Displaying Variables in C#: How to Actually Show Your Data
Discover the new AI Dev Gallery, a Windows application that provides interactive local AI samples, easy model downloads, and source code export – all built with .NET AI building blocks. The post Intr…
Constants in C#: Locking Down the Values That Matter
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