After two decades of building enterprise applications on the Microsoft stack, I’ve witnessed every major evolution of .NET—from the original Framework through the tumultuous transition to Core, and now to the unified platform we have today. .NET 9, released in November 2024, represents the maturation of a platform that has finally delivered on the promise […]
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GitHub Copilot Chat Transforms Developer Productivity: AI-Assisted Development Patterns for Enterprise Teams
Introduction: GitHub Copilot Chat, released in late 2023, represents a paradigm shift in AI-assisted development by bringing conversational AI directly into the IDE. Unlike the original Copilot’s inline suggestions, Copilot Chat enables developers to ask questions, request explanations, generate tests, and refactor code through natural language dialogue. After integrating Copilot Chat into my daily workflow […]
Read more →.NET 8 and C# 12: A Deep Dive into Native AOT, Primary Constructors, and Blazor United
Introduction: .NET 8 represents a landmark release in Microsoft’s development platform evolution, bringing Native AOT to mainstream scenarios, unifying Blazor’s rendering models, and introducing C# 12’s powerful new features. Released in November 2023, this Long-Term Support version delivers significant performance improvements, reduced memory footprint, and enhanced developer productivity. After migrating several enterprise applications to .NET […]
Read more →.NET 6 Linq Improvements: MaxBy and MinBy
A small but frequent annoyance in LINQ was finding the object with the max value. Previously, we had doing `OrderByDescending(x => x.Val).First()`, which is O(N log N). .NET 6 adds `MaxBy` and `MinBy`. This is O(N) and much more readable. Other additions include `Chunk()` for splitting lists into batches.
Read more →Blazor in .NET 6: Dynamic Components
.NET 6 Blazor introduces “, allowing you to render a component whose type is selected at runtime. No more massive switch statements in render trees. Usage Use Cases Plugin systems where component types are registered dynamically. Dashboard builders with user-selectable widgets. Key Takeaways Combine with `System.Reflection` to load components by name. Parameters must be passed […]
Read more →C# 10: Validating Arguments with CallerArgumentExpression
Writing guard clauses like `ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(value)` is great, but error messages often lack context. CallerArgumentExpression captures the expression text at compile time. Example Key Takeaways Zero runtime overhead—it’s a compile-time feature. Use in custom assertion libraries or fluent validation.
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