Semantic agents, Aspire, and C# language shifts
Coverage includes Semantic Kernel multi-agent workflows, vector search with Azure AI or Qdrant, Aspire containerization, and gRPC validation fixes.
Jasen's top three picks
- 1 How to Build a Multi-Agent Workflow in C# Guide
c-sharpcorner.com
A useful hands-on intro to agent orchestration in C# that should help separate real workflow patterns from current AI buzzword overload.
- 2 How to Implement Vector Search in C# with Azure AI or Qdrant
c-sharpcorner.com
Good practical coverage of vector search options in .NET, especially for teams comparing Azure-managed services with a self-hosted path like Qdrant.
- 3 C# 15 Union Types: Finally Solving a Long-Standing Problem (With Example)
medium.com
If union types ever land this cleanly, they would remove plenty of awkward result-shaping code C# developers still write today.
Editor's note
I kept this issue intentionally mixed, which is usually where the best surprises show up. The Semantic Kernel multi-agent walkthrough is timely because it gets concrete about orchestration instead of hand-waving, and Tim Deschryver’s Aspire BFF post is a practical look at moving a secure app toward containers. I also liked the FluentValidation gRPC package write-up because dependency-version pain is the kind of problem working teams actually hit.
Today's articles
How to Build a Multi-Agent Workflow in C# Guide
c-sharpcorner.com
Build intelligent multi-agent systems in C# with Semantic Kernel. Automate complex tasks by orchestrating AI agents for research, writing, and review. Learn step-by-step!
Topics: C# Semantic Kernel
Read articleHow to Implement Vector Search in C# with Azure AI or Qdrant
c-sharpcorner.com
Unlock semantic search in C#! This guide explores vector search implementation using Azure AI Search and Qdrant. Build smarter apps with AI-powered features.
Read articleC# 15 Union Types: Finally Solving a Long-Standing Problem (With Example)
medium.com
A few months ago, I ran into a very common problem while writing C# code. Continue reading on GoPenAI »
Topics: C#
Read articleStop Writing Guard Clauses Like It’s 2010
medium.com
Stop Writing Guard Clauses Like It’s 2010 Continue reading on .NET Fiddle »
Topics: C#
Read articleContainerize an ASP.NET Core BFF and Angular frontend using Aspire
timdeschryver.dev
Using Damien Bowden's secure ASP.NET Core and Angular BFF template as a starting point, this post shows how to integrate Aspire to improve local development and prepare the application for containeriz...
Topics: ASP.NET Core .NET Aspire Docker
Read articleHow to Build Production-Ready Projects With Claude Code
antondevtips.com
Learn a proven 10-step workflow for building production-ready software with AI assistance. Includes detailed prompts for requirements analysis, architecture design, finding functional and non-function
Topics: GitHub Copilot
Read articleMicrosoft hasn’t had a coherent GUI strategy since Petzold
csharpdigest.net
shifting frameworks like Win32, WPF, UWP, and WinUI have confused developers
Topics: WPF
Read articleWhat Is a NullReferenceException in C# and How to Fix It Properly?
c-sharpcorner.com
Master C# NullReferenceExceptions! Learn to identify, fix, and prevent this common error with practical examples, null checks, and modern C# features for robust code.
Topics: C#
Read articleASP.NET Core: Why I Couldn’t Upgrade FluentValidation Past 11.4 in My Calzolari.Grpc.AspNetCore.Validation Package (and How I Finally Fixed It)
anthonygiretti.com
Context I’m the author of the Calzolari.Grpc.AspNetCore.Validation package, which provides request message validation for gRPC...
Topics: ASP.NET Core FluentValidation gRPC
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