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YARP as API Gateway in .NET: 7 Real-World Scenarios You Should Know

YARP as API Gateway in .NET: 7 Real-World Scenarios You Should Know

Master YARP as an API Gateway for your .NET microservices. This guide covers routing, load balancing, centralized security and authentication, path rewriting, Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) patterns, rate limiting, logging with Serilog, observability with OpenTelemetry, with practical C# examples and appsettings.json configurations.

How to Avoid Code Duplication in Vertical Slice Architecture in .NET

How to Avoid Code Duplication in Vertical Slice Architecture in .NET

Learn how to manage code duplication in Vertical Slice Architecture with .NET. Discover when to share vs duplicate code, extract infrastructure concerns, push business logic into domain models, share application concerns and use practical patterns with .NET and EF Core examples. Learn when duplication is better than DRY.

How to Set Up Production-Ready Monitoring With ASP.NET Core Health Checks

How to Set Up Production-Ready Monitoring With ASP.NET Core Health Checks

Learn how to build a production-ready monitoring system using ASP.NET Core Health Checks. This guide covers adding health checks for Postgres, Redis, MongoDB, and MassTransit (RabbitMQ), creating custom checkers, creating custom JSON response formatter for health checks, implementing a custom health check publisher, and setting up a professional Health Checks UI.

How to Start a New .NET Project in 2026

How to Start a New .NET Project in 2026

Learn how to set up a new .NET project in 2026 with best practices including Directory.Build.props, static code analysis, .editorconfig, Central Package Management, .NET Aspire, OpenTelemetry, and GitHub Actions for production-ready applications. Get a ready project .NET backend template.

10 Reasons to Upgrade to .NET 10

10 Reasons to Upgrade to .NET 10

Explore reasons to upgrade to .NET 10 and C# 14: Long-Term Support (LTS) Release, Performance improvements in ASP.NET Core and .NET, File-Based Apps, Server-Sent Events (SSE), Extension Members in C# 14, Validation and JSON Patch Support in Minimal APIs, LeftJoin and RightJoin Operators in EF 10, Named Query Filters in EF 10, Blazor Improvements.

Top 10 Things Every .NET Developer Needs to Do in 2026

Top 10 Things Every .NET Developer Needs to Do in 2026

Discover the essential steps every .NET developer should take in 2026 to stay competitive and advance their career. Migrate projects to .NET 10, start using Aspire (.NET Aspire), invest in code quality, add observability to every project, enhance DevOps Pipelines with GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps, learn a cloud platform like Azure, AWS, GCP, write integration, load and architecture tests, Start a project with a Modular Monolith instead of microservices, learn new framework, read a new book

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