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This blog post introduces .NET SignalR, a powerful library designed to add real-time functionality to modern web applications. SignalR simplifies persistent, bidirectional connections between servers and clients, enabling interactive experiences like live chat, notifications, and gaming. The article highlights its integration with Minimal APIs and provides a basic usage example, emphasizing its capability to build fast and lightweight real-time services for developers.
Read MoreThis blog post, the fourth part of the "Caching in .NET" series, explains the Hybrid Cache strategy, which combines the benefits of both in-memory and distributed caching. The goal is to maximize performance while ensuring data consistency in distributed environments. The article provides a simple example of how to implement this approach in an ASP.NET Core Web API by creating a custom HybridCacheService.
Read MoreThis blog post details the significant performance enhancements introduced to Minimal APIs with .NET 9. Thanks to Kestrel optimizations, HTTP/3 support, reduced memory consumption, and Native AOT improvements, Minimal APIs have become incredibly fast without sacrificing simplicity. These innovations offer developers a more efficient and rapid development experience, ideal for cloud-native applications and microservices.
Read MoreThis blog post examines the use of Couchbase Server as both a cache and a flexible NoSQL data store to enhance performance and scalability in .NET applications. Couchbase offers powerful benefits such as reducing database load, ensuring consistency in distributed environments, and providing horizontal scalability. The article demonstrates how to configure and use this hybrid solution with a simple example of Couchbase integration with ASP.NET Core Web API.
Read MoreThis blog post explores the use of Redis Cache to enhance application performance and scalability in distributed environments. Redis is crucial for high-performance applications like web APIs by reducing database load and enabling rapid data access. The article demonstrates how to configure and use this powerful caching solution with a simple ASP.NET Core Web API integration example.
Read MoreThis blog post, the first in the "Caching in .NET" series, covers the fundamentals of in-memory caching, ideal for small to medium-sized applications. Caching boosts application speed and reduces resource consumption by mitigating performance bottlenecks from expensive operations like database queries and API calls. The article explains IMemoryCache usage and basic caching operations in ASP.NET Core with examples, while emphasizing the need to transition to distributed caching as the application scales.
Read MoreThis blog post introduces Hangfire, a powerful and reliable library used for managing background tasks in .NET applications. Hangfire allows long-running or periodic operations such as sending emails, generating reports, or synchronizing data to be performed without blocking the main application thread.
Read MoreMake UI development more efficient in MAUI applications with FmgLib.MauiMarkup library.
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