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Issue #368

Background jobs and security picks

This issue covers schedulers, auth best practices, DI with Autofac, and several .NET fundamentals pieces, plus AI-assisted remediation and configuration.

Jasen's top three picks

  1. 1
    Background Jobs and Schedulers in .NET: From Hangfire to Temporal — Choosing the Right Tool

    medium.com

    Useful framing for teams deciding between scheduled jobs, workflows, and hosted services.

  2. 2
    WebForms Core Is Now Available on NuGet

    mohammad-rabie.medium.com

    WebForms Core on NuGet is a notable niche update for teams still in that ecosystem.

  3. 3
    Authentication and authorization best practices in .Net

    empty-chair.medium.com

    A practical security refresher that stays relevant for real ASP.NET Core apps.

Editor's note

I curated a pretty mixed lineup today, with infrastructure, security, language internals, and AI tooling all in the same issue. The background jobs piece is a strong compare-and-contrast for teams choosing between Hangfire, Quartz.NET, Temporal, and built-in services, while the auth best practices article is a solid refresher for anyone shipping web apps. I also included the NuGet version post because build hygiene still bites experienced teams.

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