ASP.NET Core 10, released as part of .NET 10 LTS, delivers significant improvements for web API developers. The headline features—native Minimal API validation, OpenAPI 3.1 with YAML export, and Blazor WebAssembly prefetching—address common production pain points. This comprehensive guide explores each feature with production-ready patterns, migration strategies, and performance considerations for enterprise web applications. What’s […]
Read more →Tag: C#
C# 14 Deep Dive: Extension Members, Field Keyword, and Null-Conditional Assignment in Production
C# 14, released alongside .NET 10 in November 2025, introduces features that significantly reduce boilerplate and enhance expressiveness. Three standout additions—Extension Members, the field keyword, and Null-Conditional Assignment—address long-standing developer pain points. This comprehensive guide explores each feature with production-ready patterns, performance considerations, and migration strategies for existing codebases. What’s New in C# 14: Feature […]
Read more →Azure SDK January 2026: Microsoft Foundry Agents Service, GPT-5 Integration, and Knowledge Base APIs
Microsoft’s January 2026 Azure SDK release represents the most significant AI-focused update in the SDK’s history. This release introduces the Microsoft Foundry Agents Service integration, support for GPT-5, GPT-5-mini, and GPT-5-nano models in Azure AI Search, and a complete rebranding of “Knowledge Agent” to “Knowledge Base” with expanded capabilities. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore […]
Read more →Building Your First AI Agent with Microsoft Agent Framework (.NET) – Part 2
Build a production-ready Customer Support AI agent using C# and .NET 8. Complete tutorial covering project setup, tools, multi-turn conversations, middleware, and error handling.
Read more →The Evolution of .NET: Why Modern C# Development Feels Like a Different Language
If you’ve been writing C# for more than a decade, you’ve witnessed something remarkable: the language you learned in the early 2000s bears only a superficial resemblance to what we write today. Modern C# development feels like a different language entirely. C# Syntax Evolution: 2002 vs 2025 The Transformation Journey When .NET Framework first appeared, […]
Read more →