Waking up on a Tuesday as a seasoned .NET developer is like finding the perfect-forged weapon in a game—it’s all about finely tuning those skills and reflecting on past coding quests. Today, we’ve lined up a trove of .NET insights that could just be the magical patch or that hidden shortcut you’ve been searching for. Come on, grab that coffee, and let’s reforge your toolkit with the wisdom of fellow dev travelers. 🗡️⚙️
Today’s Articles
How to Implement JWT Authentication in ASP.NET Core
At Microsoft Build 2025, we’re excited to announce general availability of search capabilities for Azure Cosmos DB, including full-text and hybrid search, enabling developers to build highly performan…
15 C# Best Practices That Will Make You a Coding Wizard
Brace yourself. 2025 is shaping up to be the year .NET goes nuclear. From razor-sharp UIs to tank-tough cloud services, Microsoft’s…
Microsoft Build opening keynote | KEY010
Satya Nadella and Microsoft leaders share how Microsoft is creating new opportunity across our platforms in this era of AI. View even more sessions on-demand and learn about Microsoft Build at https:/…
Supercharging Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot | DEM504
* https://resources.github.com/learn/certifications/ Move beyond code completion—discover how GitHub Copilot can transform your workflow.
.NET core MAUI with SQLite Database Login Page example
Learn to build a basic MAUI app with SQLite integration, featuring login and registration pages. This article includes creating a SQLiteHelper class and implementing database logic in Visual Studio 20…
Adding Custom Health Checks with .NET Aspire
Health Checks in .NET Aspire – https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/aspire/fundamentals/health-checks HealthChecks UI sample – https://github.com/dotnet/aspire-samples/tree/main/samples/HealthChecksUI
Data Loading Strategies in .NET: Eager, Lazy, and Explicit Loading
What is Edit? Edit is a new command-line text editor in Windows. Edit is open source, so you can build the code or install the latest version from GitHub! This CLI text editor will be available to pre…
How to Use XML Comments in ASP.NET Core Swagger Docs
Learn how to build a lightweight, in-process domain events dispatcher in .NET without external dependencies. We’ll explore the trade-offs between immediate consistency and coupling while implementing …
My Singleton Worked — Until a Multithreaded Nightmare Began
The Singleton Pattern was once my favorite design pattern. Imagine a class that has only one instance — accessible from everywhere, yet… Continue reading on Dot Net, API & SQL Learning »
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