ICYMI - .NET 9 is here, and it's looking pretty sharp (I was going to make C# joke but decided against it). This release brings a bunch of good stuff …

What I’ve learned from 12 years of code migrations This is my twelfth year (!) of working on code migrations. And let me tell you, I've seen things. There's a …

As a former Visual Basic product manager (Microsoft alum: 1991-2012 🙂), it pains me to say this... But C# is the crown prince of .NET programming languages. And don't take …

.NET Core, once the shiny new kid on the block, has taken an interesting journey in the world of software development. Its evolution has been marked by leaps and bounds, …

Back in 2021, Mauricio Rojas wrote a post, "Can I use WCF in .NET Core .NET6" which was obviously very interesting to lots of .NET developers. While the original post …

Microsoft released .NET 8 in November 2023, and it was MASSIVE. The last long-term support (LTS) version of .NET - .NET 6 was equally earth-shattering. However, the differences between NET …

Ever wondered how the new .NET 8 can play nicely with Snowflake* (arguably the cool kid on the data warehousing block)? Good news! Today we're diving into the world of …

Embracing the unpredictability of Generative AI In software development, the term "engineering"* carries a weight of precision and predictability. When a coder writes a script in languages like C# or …

On the Translation of Programs: an introductory level view at Mobilize approach Imagine you’ve got a bunch of old-school computer programs… And you want to bring them into the modern …

Code analyzers in .NET 8 are like your personal code quality guardians. They continuously scan your code, identify potential issues, and even suggest fixes. But what exactly are they, and …