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If you've ever wondered how .NET engineers consistently build backends that are both incredibly fast and massively scalable, a big part of the secret is Kestrel. This isn't your typical web server; it's a lightweight, cross-platform powerhouse design...
It is fascinating to see how .NET engineers are consistently at the heart of building the next wave of enterprise applications. The platform has truly become the invisible backbone for so many mission-critical systems we rely on every day. Whether it...
The Future of .NET on Linux; Is Microsoft Truly Committed? Microsoft’s commitment to .NET on Linux has grown significantly, positioning .NET as a truly cross-platform framework. Today, .NET supports a wide range of Linux distributions such as Ubuntu,...
In today’s fast-evolving software landscape, the decision between Modern .NET and the classic .NET Framework is more than just a technical choice, it’s a strategic one. Modern .NET (previously known as .NET Core) represents Microsoft’s vision for a u...
.NET Framework 4.8, the last major release of the classic Windows-only .NET Framework, is still supported and integrated deeply with Windows OS. It remains a solid choice for legacy enterprise desktop applications, WinForms, WPF, and ASP.NET Web Form...
This is a critical question many teams face when transitioning to modern software architectures. Microservices promise agility, scalability, and faster delivery by breaking large systems into smaller, independent services. But these benefits don’t co...
Dependency Injection (DI) is a foundational design pattern in modern .NET development, enabling loosely coupled, maintainable, and testable applications. As your applications grow, managing complex dependency graphs and custom lifetime scopes becomes...
Legacy .NET code often carries years of business value but can become fragile, difficult to maintain, and challenging to improve. While rewriting from scratch is tempting, it’s usually expensive, risky, and impractical. Instead, a smarter, incrementa...
In building complex software, especially in .NET, focusing on the core business domain is essential. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) provides a powerful approach to do just that by aligning technical and business teams around the same language and concept...