Expertise Alienation
The more you know, the fewer people can keep up. Expertise creates a kind of isolation — not loneliness exactly, but a shrinking pool of people who can meet you…
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Creating the Best Project Obsessed with Perfection
The obsession with the perfect architecture is itself the obstacle. Every experienced developer has been enchanted by CQRS, Minimal API, microservices — the…
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Ten days, one language, several working programs. I came from a decade of C# and expected Go to feel foreign — instead it felt like a corrective. A record of…
→ read moreUsing HttpResults.Results for Minimal API Methods with MiniValidator in .NET Core
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HttpResults.Results gives Minimal API methods typed, consistent return shapes without boilerplate. Pair it with MiniValidator and you get clean validation flow…
→ read moreUnveiling the Challenges of Blazor Development: Navigating Through Insufficient Libraries and Unstable Experiences
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I have shipped six Blazor products — Server, WASM, and MAUI — and I genuinely like the technology. But the gap between the promise and the day-to-day reality is…
→ read moreWhich Technique to choose between the Web Development?
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.NET web patterns compared side by side: which one fits which project, and why the choice matters early.
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Publishing a native Blazor app with .NET MAUI is possible. The gap between possible and smooth is real.
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Reading, writing, and navigating files in .NET — paths, streams, and the edge cases that bite you.
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Session in .NET Core is opt-in and slightly different from the old framework. Here is how to set it up correctly.
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Accessing the index inside a foreach loop in C# — the clean way, and why for is not always the answer.
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