The .NET Pipeline That Makes Source Generators Feel Instant
Deep dive into .NET source generators, and understand how to design efficient pipelines that minimize recompilation and boost codegen performance.
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Incremental Source Generators in .NET
In this post, I'll show you what Roslyn source generators are, why they're a massive improvement over old techniques, and how to build a simple, high-performance generator from scratch.
What .NET 10 GC Changes Mean for Developers
.NET 10 GC tuning shows how stack allocations, DATAS, and region sizing cut allocations, improve latency, and reduce your cloud cost.
The Hidden Architecture Behind Fast and Reliable AI Prompts
Build conditional, parallel, dynamic, and stateful prompt pipelines in .NET with safety guardrails, faster latency, and testable design.
How to orchestrate multi-tool AI workflows in .NET
Build robust AI multi-tool workflows in .NET. Chain tools, add telemetry, cache results, and orchestrate multi‑step tasks with DI.
How to Correctly Build AI Features in .NET
Resilient .NET AI pipeline: unify chat, embeddings, tools, streaming, caching & telemetry with Microsoft.Extensions.AI. Swap models without rewrites.
The Practical .NET Guide to AI & LLM: Introduction
Model-agnostic guide to integrating LLMs in .NET — patterns, DI, provider abstraction, and security best practices. Start locally; avoid vendor lock-in.
Blazor’s Secret Speed: Static Web Asset in .NET 10
In this post, I’ll unpack what changed for the Blazor script in .NET 10, why it matters for performance and deploys, and exactly where you should reference it across Blazor Web App, Blazor Server, and standalone Blazor WebAssembly. We’ll also…
C# 14 Will Change How You Code — Here’s Why
C# 14 ships with .NET 10 and brings a set of focused, developer‑friendly improvements: extension members, null‑conditional assignment, field‑backed properties, first‑class Span<T> conversions, and more. In this post, I’ll explain what each change does, why it matters, and show you concise examples you…
The Union Revolution in C#: Closed Hierarchies, Case Declarations, and Safer APIs
If you’ve ever wished your C# code could precisely model “one of these types, but never anything else,” discriminated unions are about to make your day. They bring first-class, exhaustive, and ergonomic sum types to the language, unlocking safer domain…