ASP.NET Core
What Is DeepSeek? Dive in Using DeepSeek, .NET Aspire, and Blazor
This post was originally posted on the Telerik Developer Blog. A new AI model has taken the tech world, and the actual world, by storm. It performs close to, or better than, the GPT 4o, Claude and Llama models. It was developed at a cost of $1.3 billion (rather
Build 2022 Updates for ASP.NET Core Developers
This post was originally published on the Telerik Developer Blog. Build 2022 took place last week, giving Microsoft developers a lot to get excited about—whether it’s new Azure bells and whistles, Windows development, developer productivity updates, or tons of other content you can view from the session list.
Don't Do That, Do This: The .NET 6 Edition
In this C# Advent post, we have a little fun and talk about some nice, lesser hyped .NET 6 features that might make you happy.
.NET 6 Has Arrived: Here Are A Few of My Favorite Things
I talk about my favorite things about .NET 6: Hot Reload, Minimal APIs, HTTP logging, Blazor improvements, and more.
Unhandled Exceptions in Blazor Server with Error Boundaries
Let’s look at error boundaries in Blazor, a new feature that allows you to handle Blazor Server unhandled exceptions more easily. We’ll learn what error boundaries are, and what they are not.
Your guide to REST API versioning in ASP.NET Core
In this post, we learn how to use API versioning in ASP.NET Core.
Upgrading a Blazor WebAssembly Azure Static Web App from .NET 5 to .NET 6
In this post, I briefly discuss the process of upgrading a Blazor WebAssembly App from .NET 5 to .NET 6.
Low Ceremony, High Value: A Tour of Minimal APIs in .NET 6
In this post, let's take a tour of Minimal APIs in .NET 6.
