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IHttpContextAccessor is one of those ASP.NET Core abstractions that developers reach for early and often — and almost always in ways that create problems later. It works perfectly in controllers and m
Partial resource updates are one of the most quietly contentious design decisions in ASP.NET Core API development. Every team hits the question eventually: a client sends a PATCH request to update two
Blazor in .NET 10 is not a quiet maintenance release. It ships with changes that directly affect production systems — circuit resilience, significantly smaller script bundles, enhanced security integr
ASP.NET Core's model binding system is one of the framework's most powerful - and most misused - features. Every enterprise API team eventually faces the same set of decisions: when to use [FromBody],
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CQRS and MediatR have become near-synonymous in the ASP.NET Core world. Teams adopt them for the same reason they adopt most patterns - because they read that Netflix or some other high-scale engineer
