Understanding the Retry Pattern
In today’s world of distributed systems, microservices, and cloud services, failures are inevitable. But not all failures are created equal […]
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Guid Version 7 in .NET 9
.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation. Find out the differences with GUID version 4.
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Understanding the Circuit Breaker Pattern
The Circuit Breaker pattern is important in distributed systems, microservices architecture, and cloud-native applications. It helps improve system resilience, stability,
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The Power of SearchValues in .NET
The SearchValues is a new type introduced in .NET 8. It provides an immutable, read-only set of values optimized for
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Efficient Memory Management with Spans in .NET
In this issue, we’re diving deep into one of the most powerful and performance-enhancing features introduced in .NET: Span<T>. Whether
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A New Place To Manage Packages in .NET
NuGet is an open-source package management system for .NET developed by Microsoft. It allows developers to create, share, and consume
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Better Controlling Time in .NET
The DateTime type has existed in .NET from the beginning. It represents an instant in time, typically a date and
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Boost Your .NET Development with Refit
Learn how Refit can boost your .NET Development. Explore how flexible and feature-reached Refit is.
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How to Use HttpClient Properly in .NET
HttpClient is a widely used typical class in .NET. However, it has a hidden pitfalls. Learn how to avoid them with HttpClientFactory.
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How Easily to Fan Out HTTP Requests in .NET
An easy way how to fan out HTTP requests in .NET. A new method introduced in .NET 6.
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