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Articles tagged with #serilog
Logging and observability have quietly become one of the most reliable differentiators between junior and senior .NET candidates. Most developers can configure Serilog to write to a file - but senior
Logging is one of those things that looks trivial until something breaks in production at 2 a.m. and you realise your logs are useless. Across the ASP.NET Core APIs we run at Coding Droplets, every on
An enterprise-focused comparison for .NET teams in 2026
Most .NET teams start logging the same way: they inject ILogger<T>, call _logger.LogInformation(...), and move on. Then the application grows. Incidents happen at 2 AM. Someone needs to find one speci
