The .NET ecosystem in 2026 is more powerful and versatile than ever. With .NET 9's LTS release providing a stable foundation, deep AI integration, and continued cloud-native innovations, developers have access to cutting-edge tools that simplify building modern applications. Let's explore the key developments shaping .NET development this year.
Read Article →Dependency Injection (DI) is one of those concepts that almost every .NET developer uses daily—often without fully understanding what’s actually happening under the hood. You register services, inject interfaces, and somehow everything just works. Until it doesn’t. This article is designed to remove the mystery.
Dependency Injection (DI) is one of those concepts that almost every .NET developer uses daily—often without fully understanding what’s actually happening under the hood. You register services, inject interfaces, and somehow everything just works. Until it doesn’t. This article is designed to remove the mystery.
ASP.NET Core has a reputation. Some people think it’s only for enterprise developers. Others assume it’s outdated, heavyweight, or tightly coupled to Windows. None of that is true anymore—and if you’ve been avoiding it for those reasons, you’re missing out on a really solid, modern platform. I’ll focus less on buzzwords and more on how to approach learning it in a way that actually sticks.
The .NET ecosystem in 2026 is more powerful and versatile than ever. With .NET 9's LTS release providing a stable foundation, deep AI integration, and continued cloud-native innovations, developers have access to cutting-edge tools that simplify building modern applications. Let's explore the key developments shaping .NET development this year.
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