DeeDee Walsh

.NET Core, once the shiny new kid on the block, has taken an interesting journey in the world of software development. Its evolution has been marked by leaps and bounds, …

Back in 2021, Mauricio Rojas wrote a post, "Can I use WCF in .NET Core .NET6" which was obviously very interesting to lots of .NET developers. While the original post …

Microsoft released .NET 8 in November 2023, and it was MASSIVE. The last long-term support (LTS) version of .NET - .NET 6 was equally earth-shattering. However, the differences between the …

Ever wondered how the new .NET 8 can play nicely with Snowflake* (arguably the cool kid on the data warehousing block)? Good news! Today we're diving into the world of …

Embracing the unpredictability of Generative AI In software development, the term "engineering"* carries a weight of precision and predictability. When a coder writes a script in languages like C# or …

On the Translation of Programs: an introductory level view at Mobilize approach Imagine you’ve got a bunch of old-school computer programs… And you want to bring them into the modern …

Code analyzers in .NET 8 are like your personal code quality guardians. They continuously scan your code, identify potential issues, and even suggest fixes. But what exactly are they, and …

I’ve been slow to jump on the .NET MAUI technology train – mostly because I was never a Xamarin adopter so MAUI felt like more of the same. But recently …

Discover the latest features and updates in the highly anticipated .NET 8 release. Note: I got some grief on Twitter that this is too "summarized" and sounds like a bot …

Hello, fellow code warriors! Pack your virtual bags because .NET Conf is about to whisk you away on a thrilling journey from November 14th to 16th. And the best part? …