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In this post I discuss C#'s nullable reference types in the context of Razor Pages, why they don't play nicely together and how to improve the experience.

Using ASP.NET Core, SignalR and Chart.js to create real-time charts in a web application

Modern requests to web services are very complex. The service you are calling can call other services, they are other services, etc. All the...

Errors are bad, k? We don’t want errors. More importantly, we don’t want weird errors. One of the best ways to avoid weird errors is to check preconditions early and throw useful exceptions. The new UnreachableException in .NET 7 is designed for exactly that!

Multithreading support for client-side Blazor WebAssembly apps is planned for .NET 8 in November 2023, but developers can try it out now for .NET apps thanks to experimental functionality in the brand-new .NET 7 Release Candidate 2.

Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz

Write a high performance TCP Server in C# with low allocation asynchronous programming patterns.

Let's look at some common C# programming mistakes. A common mistake is the use of wrong naming Conventions.

.NET is now available to install through the Windows Package Manager (Winget). Read all about how what it is, how to install, and more.

.NET ships a nice StringBuilder since the dawn of time or at least since the beginning of the framework itself. The intention is simple: If we need to concatenate a lot of strings we can't rely on the + operator as we introduce a lot of unnecessary allocations plus it is slow! That is where the StringBuilder jumps into the picture. Why is that? Why is the StringBuilder better? And can we do better? Spoiler: Yes!