Jan 30 · 6 min read · For years, .NET’s observability has been described as “good, but manual”. The building blocks have existed since .NET 5 and matured significantly in .NET 6 through .NET 8. Activity, ActivitySource, DiagnosticSource, EventCounters, Meter, ILogger, and...
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Jan 24 · 7 min read · Microservices were never meant to be the default starting point. They were a response to a very specific set of problems, large teams, independent deployment requirements, organisational scaling, and systems that had already outgrown a single codebas...
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Jan 2 · 3 min read · Welcome to the final part of The .NET 10 Architect series. We have built: The Blueprint: A Clean Architecture solution structure. The Domain: A Shared Kernel with BaseEntity and Results. The Infrastructure: Generic Repositories with EF Core Interc...
Join discussionJan 2 · 3 min read · In our previous architectural sessions, we built the Machinery (Infrastructure) and the Nervous System (AppHost). But our connection to the outside world (Hashnode) was a Mock. It was a "Yellow" status feature—technically there, but not real. Today, ...
Join discussionJan 2 · 3 min read · We have arrived at the outer layer of Clean Architecture: The API. If you look at legacy .NET projects, you often see "Fat Controllers"—controllers injected with DbContexts, logging logic, and complex validation rules. They are impossible to test and...
Join discussionJan 2 · 3 min read · Welcome to the final part of The .NET 10 Architect series. We have built: The Blueprint: A Clean Architecture solution structure. The Domain: A Shared Kernel with BaseEntity and Results. The Infrastructure: Generic Repositories with EF Core Interc...
Join discussionJan 2 · 4 min read · We have arrived at the outer layer of Clean Architecture: The API. If you look at legacy .NET projects, you often see "Fat Controllers"—controllers injected with DbContexts, logging logic, and validation rules. They are impossible to test and hard to...
Join discussionDec 24, 2025 · 7 min read · TL;DR: Blazor 2025 Volume 4 introduces .NET 10 support, enhanced UI components, and optimized performance for DataGrid, TreeGrid, and other controls, boosting developer productivity. The Essential Studio® 2025 Volume 4 release of Syncfusion Blazor is...
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Dec 5, 2025 · 3 min read · .NET runtime The .NET 10 runtime introduces improvements in JIT inlining, method devirtualization, and stack allocations. It also includes AVX10.2 support, NativeAOT enhancements, improved code generation for struct arguments, and enhanced loop inve...
Join discussionDec 5, 2025 · 3 min read · .NET runtime The .NET 10 runtime introduces improvements in JIT inlining, method devirtualization, and stack allocations. It also includes AVX10.2 support, NativeAOT enhancements, improved code generation for struct arguments, and enhanced loop inv...
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