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When building a serverless application on AWS, AWS CloudFormation is incredibly important for deploying your AWS Lambda functions and the AWS resources that your application will interact with. With our AWS .NET Core Lambda tooling, when you create a serverless application an AWS CloudFormation template is added to your project. The template enables you to […]

Packaging a .NET Core app with the Desktop Bridge The Windows Desktop Bridge is a way to package up Desktop applications for submission to the Microsoft Store or sideloading from anywhere. It&#8217…

Did you know the main driver for async isn’t performance but scalability? Ever wondered why it makes sense to async I/O-bound tasks, but why doing the same with a long-running algorithm can actually hurt scalability? Or why using .Result on … Continue reading →

Microsoft is open sourcing its Windows Presentation Foundation, Windows Forms, and Windows UI XAML Library technologies.

A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

.NET web development and tools at Microsoft

ASP.NET Core applications deployed to the cloud can receive performance benefits from the use of distributed caching. Matthew Groves explores how Couchbase Server can serve this purpose well. Couchbase Server is a memory-first database that is great for use as a distributed cache, and ASP.NET Core makes it easy to utilize this database in your applications.

We are happy to let you know that .NET Framework 4.8 is now feature complete and we have an early access build to share with you all! We will continue to stabilize this release and take more fixes over the coming months, and we would greatly appreciate it if you could help us ensure this is a high-quality release by trying it out and providing feedback on the new features via .NET Framework Early Access GitHub repository.

Best practise and wee gotchas for securing net core apps

In this post I will create a Producer in ASP.Net Core Streaming using Kafka. In my last post I created ASP.Net Core Consumer for Kafka. The Producer is used for publishing messages into the Kafka stream. Both Producer and Consumer in .Net Core is extremely simple and straightforward.