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Blazor vs Razor Pages in .NET 10: The Moment Everything Changed (and Why I’m Betting on Components)

https://medium.com/@brian.moraboza/blazor-vs-razor-pages-in-net-10-the-moment-everything-changed-and-why-im-betting-on-components-c0702b92a1cd?source=rss------dotnet-5

By Brian Mora — .NET Dev, Café con Leche–Fueled Builder Continue reading on Stackademic »

Why Do We Need GZip? (And why IIS automatically gives you GZip in .NET applications)

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/why-do-we-need-gzip-and-why-iis-automatically-gives-you-gzip-in-net-applicati/

GZip compression speeds up .NET apps by shrinking web responses. Learn how it boosts performance, cuts costs, improves SEO, and works automatically with IIS!

Common LINQ Methods with Examples in .NET Core

https://medium.com/@palsapana001/common-linq-methods-with-examples-in-net-core-fe926892cc72?source=rss------dotnet-5

Here’s a comprehensive list of LINQ (Language Integrated Query) extension methods available in .NET Core. These methods are part of the…

Let’s take a look at the new page — Handling and Throwing Exceptions in .NET:

https://peter-jackson.medium.com/lets-take-a-look-at-the-new-page-handling-and-throwing-exceptions-in-net-939bece9403d?source=rss------dotnet-5

https://www.devart.com/dotconnect/dotnet-exceptions.html

Split Queries in EF Core (.NET 9): When to Use Them (and When to Run)

https://medium.com/@michaelmaurice410/split-queries-in-ef-core-net-9-when-to-use-them-and-when-to-run-3a46fc509d75?source=rss------csharp-5

If you’ve ever pulled a big object graph with multiple collections and watched your API crawl (or your memory spike), you’ve probably met…

Getting Started With Blazor: A Beginner-Friendly Setup Guide

https://medium.com/@smellycat-io/getting-started-with-blazor-a-beginner-friendly-setup-guide-b5f38c4b1766?source=rss------csharp-5

The information in this article was sourced courtesy of ChatGPT. All information in this article was tested and verified by myself

Distributed Domain Events in .NET: Designing Event Flows That Survive Outages (RabbitMQ Edition)

https://medium.com/@vahidbakhtiaryinfo/distributed-domain-events-in-net-designing-event-flows-that-survive-outages-rabbitmq-edition-882533deb95a?source=rss------dotnet-5

Modern distributed systems can’t rely on in-memory domain events anymore — especially when services scale independently, deploy…

How to Safely Concatenate Strings in C#

https://medium.com/@iamakkii20/how-to-safely-concatenate-strings-in-c-3c72fea5925e?source=rss------dotnet-5

String concatenation is a common task in almost every C# application from building user messages to constructing dynamic SQL queries or…

No-Code Meets Pro-Code: How n8n + .NET 10 Create the Ultimate Hybrid Automation Architecture

https://medium.com/@brian.moraboza/no-code-meets-pro-code-how-n8n-net-10-create-the-ultimate-hybrid-automation-architecture-f9de60e3a870?source=rss------dotnet-5

If you’re a .NET developer wondering how low-code tools like n8n fit into modern backend engineering, this is the guide you’ve been… Continue reading on Stackademic »

Where To Put Validation in Clean Architecture (So It’s Obvious, Fast, and Never Leaks)

https://medium.com/@michaelmaurice410/where-to-put-validation-in-clean-architecture-so-its-obvious-fast-and-never-leaks-161bfd62f1dc?source=rss------csharp-5

If your “validation” is sprinkled across controllers, services, and the database praying someone catches it… this is for you. In Clean…

Your Distributed Cache Isn’t Actually Distributed — The Subtle .NET Mistake Killing Scale

https://blog.devgenius.io/your-distributed-cache-isnt-actually-distributed-the-subtle-net-mistake-killing-scale-26ac027d6dfc?source=rss------csharp-5

(Why your blazing-fast Redis still collapses under load) Continue reading on Dev Genius »

How I Went From Selenium Scripts to Microservices: A Complete .NET

https://shadhujan.medium.com/how-i-went-from-selenium-scripts-to-microservices-a-complete-net-806feae6f5a1?source=rss------dotnet-5

Posted: November 27, 2025 Category: DevOps & Cloud Engineering Reading Time: 16 Minutes

Your browser agent, powered by Playwright + Agent Framework (.NET)

https://blog.devgenius.io/your-browser-agent-powered-by-playwright-agent-framework-net-b5aff6889b06?source=rss------dotnet-5

Turn a boring HTTP API into a browsing super-agent that can click, scroll, extract, and observe itself. Continue reading on Dev Genius »

How to Optimize EF Core Query Performance with Compiled Queries in .NET 9

https://medium.com/@mariammaurice/how-to-optimize-ef-core-query-performance-with-compiled-queries-in-net-9-e251ec57af70?source=rss------dotnet-5

Part 1: Why My Fast Database Got Slow (And How Compiled Queries Saved It)

Visual Studio – Built for the Speed of Modern Development

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-built-for-the-speed-of-modern-development/

Visual Studio will adopt the Modern Support Lifecycle as a continuously updated IDE designed to deliver innovation as soon as it is ready, while maintaining the reliability and stability you count on ...

Migration Conflicts in EF Core: How to Fix Duplicate, Missing, or Broken Migrations

https://medium.com/@kittikawin_ball/migration-conflicts-in-ef-core-how-to-fix-duplicate-missing-or-broken-migrations-23dfae53e08a?source=rss------dotnet-5

A comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving EF Core migration conflicts in modern .NET applications

Don’t Start a New C# Desktop App Until You Read This: WPF vs. WinUI 3 in 2025

https://medium.com/@artillustration391/dont-start-a-new-c-desktop-app-until-you-read-this-wpf-vs-winui-3-in-2025-4a21dc31bf17?source=rss------csharp-5

For over a decade, WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) has been the undisputed bedrock of C# enterprise desktop applications. It’s…

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