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Minimal C#/DotNet internal admin tools with Razor and Bootstrap

https://medium.com/codex/minimal-c-dotnet-internal-admin-tools-with-razor-and-bootstrap-3bf65425c06a?source=rss------dotnet-5

Part 1: Build tools for your team rather than run one-off queries Continue reading on CodeX »

Parsing HTML with C#: Text & Structured Data Extraction

https://medium.com/@andrewwil/parsing-html-with-c-text-structured-data-extraction-69ea338f18a2?source=rss------csharp-5

In .NET development, parsing HTML content and extracting meaningful data are frequent tasks.

Implementing strongly-typed IDs in .NET for safer domain models

https://blog.elmah.io/pimplementing-strongly-typed-ids-in-net-for-safer-domain-models/

As developers, we know that user requests can be unpredictable. When they request data, it is either successfully returned or not found. However, a "not found" result usually happens in two ...

.NET 11 Preview 1 is now available!

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-11-preview-1/

Find out about the new features in .NET 11 Preview 1 across the .NET runtime, SDK, libraries, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, C#, .NET MAUI, and more! The post .NET 11 Preview 1 is now available! appeared firs...

How Function Composition Can Make Your Code Better

https://blog.stackademic.com/how-function-composition-can-make-your-code-better-1138302e10b9?source=rss------csharp-5

A Practical Guide to Functional Programming in C# Continue reading on Stackademic »

Repository Pattern in .NET Explained with a Clear and Practical Example

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/repository-pattern-in-net-explained-with-a-clear-and-practical-example/

Unlock efficient data access in .NET! This guide provides a clear, practical example of the Repository Pattern, boosting maintainability and testability.

.NET Core Concepts (CLR Profiler)

https://medium.com/@meriffa/net-core-concepts-clr-profiler-fd038af06259?source=rss------dotnet-5

.NET Concepts

How to Start a New .NET Project in 2026

https://antondevtips.com/blog/how-to-start-a-new-dotnet-project-in-2026

Learn how to set up a new .NET project in 2026 with best practices including Directory.Build.props, static code analysis, .editorconfig, Central Package Management, .NET Aspire, OpenTelemetry, and Git

How Is .NET Still Relevant for Modern Web Development Projects?

https://medium.com/@evansrose623/how-is-net-still-relevant-for-modern-web-development-projects-d3b3e9cc5c55?source=rss------dotnet-5

Modern web development evolves rapidly. New frameworks emerge, JavaScript libraries trend overnight, and cloud-native tools reshape how…

The Exhale: Cancellation, Backpressure, and Graceful Shutdown in ASP.NET Core

http://www.bipinjoshi.net/articles/2635634a-7eb3-4fbe-af82-317683abd275.aspx

Scalability is not only about handling more work—it is equally about knowing when to stop. Mature systems, like mature practices in meditation, recognize that continuation is not always the goal.

String Enums in C# and TypeScript: Getting the Value Properly

https://medium.com/@raindefiance/string-enums-in-c-and-typescript-getting-the-value-properly-788e244b9bed?source=rss------csharp-5

Enums represent a fixed set of values, but when working with APIs, logging, or UI output, you typically need the string value, not the…

Time Travel in Azure SQL with Temporal Tables

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/azure-sql/time-travel-in-azure-sql-with-temporal-tables/

Applications often need to know what data looked like before. Who changed it, when it changed, and what the previous values were. Rebuilding that history in application code is tedious and error prone...

Why Companies Are Still Using ASP.NET Web Forms in 2026 (And Why That’s Not as Crazy as You Think)

https://medium.com/@PragmaticPro/why-companies-are-still-using-asp-net-web-forms-in-2026-and-why-thats-not-as-crazy-as-you-think-ea5a13503890?source=rss------dotnet-5

If you spend enough time on developer Twitter, Reddit, or YouTube, you’ll eventually hear the same statement repeated like a mantra:

Why Moving from C# to .NET Backend Isn’t Magic (And How To Master It Step-by-Step)

https://medium.com/@curiosity.orbit/why-moving-from-c-to-net-backend-isnt-magic-and-how-to-master-it-step-by-step-47845c01da2f?source=rss------dotnet-5

When I began my .NET journey, I made a mistake many developers do: I jumped straight into building APIs, controllers, and routing — but…

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