Writing Node.js Addons with .NET Native AOT: A Complete Guide
Ever wished you could write Node.js native addons in C# instead of C++? .NET Native AOT makes it possible—and practical. The Problem with Traditional …
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Ever wished you could write Node.js native addons in C# instead of C++? .NET Native AOT makes it possible—and practical. The Problem with Traditional …
The problem I kept running into Every serious line-of-business project I worked on eventually forced me to solve the same hard problems from scratch. …
💡Typhon is an embedded, persistent, ACID database engine written in .NET that speaks the native language of game servers and real-time simulations: en…
The article cooperates with the sample project . Walkthrough with the downloaded project is not required, but I recommend it for better understanding.…
Blur on Android in MAUI is kind of a mess. I needed a frosted-glass effect over a scrolling message list and everything I tried either stuttered or ju…
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Most remote control apps make the same trade: convenience in exchange for your data passing through someone else's server. We wanted to build somethin…
This article is based on official sources, compiler code exploration, experimentation using decompiler tools, and real-world experience. Have you ever…
Introduction If your application already has an API, the fastest way to add AI is to integrate an agent created using Microsoft Copilot studio. Micros…
If you work in fintech and process card transactions, you've seen MCC codes. Merchant Category Code- a four-digit number that tells you what kind of b…
Most developers jump straight to chat completions when they think "AI + backend." But the feature that's quietly changing how products work — semantic…
Patterns Don't Die — They Get Promoted to the Standard Library LINQ: Still Beautiful After All These Years The Marriage: How LINQ Queries Actually Wor…
Choosing the right application architecture is one of the most critical decisions you'll make when building a .NET application. The architecture you c…
Azure Functions Beyond the Basics Continues from Azure Functions for .NET Developers (Parts 1-9) Part 1: Running Azure Functions in Docker: Why and Ho…
Repository: https://github.com/muonroi/muonroi-building-block Status: public repo, open-core (Apache-2.0 OSS packages + commercial-licensed packages).…
There is a file in almost every .NET project that everyone on the team is quietly afraid of. It does not have a scary name. It is usually called somet…
TL;DR: Kaufland.SellerApi is a modern, open-source C# SDK built for .NET 8 that wraps all 24 Kaufland Marketplace Seller API endpoints. It handles HMA…
A service returning 200 OK on /health doesn't mean it's healthy. It means the process is alive and the route handler executed. Your database could be …
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I built an MCP server that gives Claude surgical access to your C# codebase — locally, token-efficiently, without leaking code If you've ever watched …
I had a .NET library that wrapped Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Search into clean domain services for travel applications. It worked, but it was a monolit…
Everyone "knows" binary protocol is faster than HTTP. I used to believe that too. Until I stopped looking at HTTP as a wire protocol and started looki…
I have been rummaging through a lot of backend-related content lately, and half the time, I don't really understand what is being said, but hey, it's …
I built Pebbles, a .NET CLI AI assistant, and learned a lot along the way. Here's what happened. Making It Work The first big challenge was multi-prov…