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Some News About .NET 10: BackgroundServices and New String Comparer
Discover how .NET 10 boosts startup efficiency with asynchronous BackgroundServices and introduces a new StringComparer for smarter, numeric-aware string sorting—perfect for scenarios like IP address or version number ordering.

.NET Framework Migration to .NET 9
Embark on a journey to migrate your .NET Framework codebase to .NET 9 with insights on handling breaking changes, leveraging tools like .NET Upgrade Assistant, and mastering shims for smooth transitions.

Understanding the Ambient Context Pattern in .NET: From Theory to Production
Learn how it enhances AsyncLocal<T> for robust context management across distributed systems, supports multi-tenant applications, simplifies tracing, and improves maintainability. Explore practical examples, integration tips, and best practices to elevate your .NET architecture.

Deserializing JSON to a String or a Value
Learn how to handle JSON fields that unpredictably switch between strings and values. This modern implementation of a dual-state type leverages C# features to simplify deserialization, improve clarity, and ensure type safety when working with quirky APIs.

Create Internal GitHub Repos for Your Team
Discover the new ability to create internal GitHub repositories directly within Visual Studio 2022. Align with organizational policies effortlessly, manage visibility settings with ease, and stay focused on coding, not configuration.

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