The .NET Insider – Issue #7 ✨

Microsoft releases the second preview of .NET 10, introducing enhancements across the runtime, libraries, and tools, including performance improvements and new C# features.

The .NET CLI now supports the new SLNX solution file format, offering a more efficient and scalable way to manage large solutions.

Microsoft announces the general availability of Hybrid Cache, enabling developers to leverage both local and distributed caching for improved application performance.

The March 2025 servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework address security vulnerabilities and include reliability fixes. Developers are encouraged to apply these updates promptly.

Microsoft introduces the first preview of the .NET AI Template, simplifying the process of integrating AI capabilities into .NET applications.

The latest update to Visual Studio brings enhanced debugging and profiling tools, aiding developers in diagnosing and optimizing their applications more effectively.

This article explores how to develop modern web applications using Blazor and ASP.NET Core, focusing on building interactive and responsive user interfaces.

Enhance request tracing in ASP.NET Core by incorporating user context, facilitating improved debugging and monitoring of user-specific issues.

This post discusses methods for resolving paths to server-relative paths in .NET code, providing solutions for common path-related challenges.

Learn how to construct a modular Web API using .NET's Minimal API approach, promoting better organization and scalability.

Explore the integration of .NET Aspire with Dev Containers, enabling consistent and isolated development environments.

This article delves into integrating OpenTelemetry with .NET Aspire, enhancing observability and monitoring capabilities within applications.