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A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

Learn how to use .NET Core to implement a reverse proxy to overcome specific needs that you could hardly solve with an out-of-the-box sol...

Pipelines was born from the work the .NET Core team was doing to make it easier to do high performance IO in .NET. In this episode, Pavel Krymets (@pakrym) a...

There’s little debate that Microsoft has become a company willing to work across competitive boundaries over the last few years, but it looks like Chris Capossela, Microsoft’s chief marketing officer…

A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

Today I ran into a self-inflicted problem with Console logging while playing with a toy test project. By accident I ran the application under load and Console Logging was on and performance was horrendous. In fact nearly 40x slower horrendous. Although my error, there are a few ways this can happen and it's important to understand that Console logging is very, very slow and in this post I show how this happened and why you want to be careful with Console logging in production.

If you were thinking of learning a new programming language in 2019 then I would highly recommend t...

In this article, we’ll be creating a simple application that can write to a Slack channel. If you haven’t completed the first tutorial in this series where you learn about Slack’s APIs and create your first workspace and application, please do that first. (add link when posted) To keep things nice and simple, we’re going to be using Slack’s Web API. This means that all we’ll need to be able to do to write to a Slack channel is make HTTP POST requests. Since this functionality is built into Node’s standard library, creating our app will be quick and easy.

Machine Learning in NET (ML NET) full tutorial