RRahmat Afridi2h ago · 8 min readOrchestrating Multi-Agent Sequential Workflows in ASP.NET Core with Microsoft Agent FrameworkEnterprise AI agents rarely stay single-purpose. A research request becomes a plan, then a budget check, then a final summary. Hand-coding the hand-offs between these steps produces brittle glue code rahmatafridi.hashnode.dev
PPaolo Ragudo17h ago · 9 min readChoosing Backend and Cloud as a NicheSoftware Engineering is a broad field. It has web development, cybersecurity, systems programming, Internet of Things, cloud, and many others. In a field as broad as this, deciding which area to speci2Apaoloragudo.hashnode.dev
PPermitCore22h ago · 4 min readWhy MAC Addresses Are Bad Hardware IDsOriginally published on the PermitCore blog. A MAC address looks like an obvious choice for a device fingerprint — every network interface has one, it's easy to read, and it feels unique. It's also a permitcore.hashnode.dev
WWaqas Shahid1d ago · 3 min readC# Explained: Microsoft's Language for Almost EverythingIntroduction C# (pronounced "C sharp") is Microsoft's general-purpose language, and it is genuinely general: desktop apps, web APIs with ASP.NET, mobile apps, cloud services, and games built with Unitpracticaldevblog.hashnode.dev
DDamiano Bianda1d ago · 4 min readThe Brotli flaw is in .NET now: Microsoft's out-of-band patch, and the self-contained trapYesterday I wrote about HTTP2Shell: CVE-2026-111497, a buffer overflow in the Brotli decoder that ended up in Node.js's HTTP stack and a long tail of Python packages. Today the same CVE forced Microso1damianobianda.hashnode.dev
MMemorySync1d ago · 8 min readMicrosoft Agent Framework .NET: persisting AG-UI threads (from MapAGUI to MapAGUIServer and AgentSessionStore)Disclosure: I'm Mohammed, founder of MemorySync. I drafted this article with AI assistance and reviewed it for accuracy against the official Microsoft Agent Framework docs. The code was built and run memorysync.hashnode.dev
PPatrick Kearns3d ago · 18 min readMQTT in .NETYou may have recently seen the news about hackers changing refrigeration settings in French supermarkets, causing temperatures to rise and forcing stores to throw away spoiled food. Its a good example1fullstackcity.com
RRahim Khan2d ago · 5 min readWe let a random tapper decide how hard each level of our cat puzzle game isKitten Box Parade has 150 levels. We made the first 10 by hand. A program made the rest, and it judges how hard a level is with an odd yardstick: how often a player who taps completely at random wouldrahimkhan3301.hashnode.dev
PPankaj Singh5d ago · 8 min read6 ASP.NET Core Web API mistakes I keep fixing, and the patterns I use insteadI've spent about four and a half years building and maintaining ASP.NET Core APIs with SQL Server and Azure. A lot of that time goes into reading existing code, and the same handful of problems shows digitallyelevated.hashnode.dev
KKafma5d ago · 9 min readConfluent.Kafka for .NET in 2026: What Still Works and What to WatchConfluent.Kafka is Confluent's Kafka client for C# and .NET, and by far the most downloaded one on NuGet. It wraps librdkafka, Confluent's C client, and it is still actively developed: 2.16.0 shipped kafma.hashnode.dev
