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  • Singleton Pattern Best Practices in C#: Code Organization and Maintainability

    calendar Mar 21, 2026 · devleader.ca
    Singleton Pattern Best Practices in C#: Code Organization and Maintainability

    Singleton pattern best practices in C#: code organization, thread safety, maintainability tips, and professional implementation guidelines for creational design patterns. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2026/03/21/singleton-pattern-best-practices-in-c-code-organization-and-maintainability


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  • Scaling SignalR With a Redis Backplane

    calendar Mar 21, 2026 · milanjovanovic.tech
    Scaling SignalR With a Redis Backplane

    SignalR connections are server-local. Scale out to multiple instances and messages stop reaching the right clients. Here's how the Redis backplane fixes that - and what you still need to get right. Link to article: https://www.milanjovanovic.tech/blog/scaling-signalr-with-redis-backplane


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  • CopilotClient and CopilotSession in C#: Core Concepts of the GitHub Copilot SDK

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · devleader.ca
    CopilotClient and CopilotSession in C#: Core Concepts of the GitHub Copilot SDK

    Master CopilotClient and CopilotSession -- the two core classes of the GitHub Copilot SDK in C#. Learn the client/session model, session configuration, lifecycle management, the event-driven API, and how they work together in .NET applications. Link to article: …


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  • How C# Source Generators Work: The Roslyn Compilation Pipeline Explained

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · devleader.ca
    How C# Source Generators Work: The Roslyn Compilation Pipeline Explained

    Learn exactly how C# source generators work inside the Roslyn compilation pipeline. Understand the two-phase compilation model, syntax providers, and incremental execution. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2026/03/20/how-c-source-generators-work-the-roslyn-compilation-pipeline-explained


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  • Windows stack limit checking retrospective: arm64, also known as AArch64

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Windows stack limit checking retrospective: arm64, also known as AArch64

    Our survey of stack limit checking wraps up with arm64, also known as AArch64. The stack limit checking takes two forms, one simple version for pure arm64 processes, and a more complex version for Arm64EC. I'm going to look at the simple version. The complex version differs in that it has to check whether the code is …


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  • Decorator Pattern Best Practices in C#: Code Organization and Maintainability

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · devleader.ca
    Decorator Pattern Best Practices in C#: Code Organization and Maintainability

    Master decorator pattern best practices in C# including code organization, maintainability tips, DI integration, and common pitfalls to avoid. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2026/03/20/decorator-pattern-best-practices-in-c-code-organization-and-maintainability


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  • Rider 2026.1 Release Candidate Is Out!

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · blog.jetbrains.com
    Rider 2026.1 Release Candidate Is Out!

    The Rider 2026.1 Release Candidate is ready for you to try. This upcoming release brings improved support for the .NET ecosystem and game development workflows, as well as refinements to the overall developer experience. Rider 2026.1 allows you to work with file-based C# programs and offers an improved MAUI development …


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  • ReSharper 2026.1 Release Candidate Released!

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · blog.jetbrains.com
    ReSharper 2026.1 Release Candidate Released!

    The ReSharper 2026.1 Release Candidate is ready for you to try. This release focuses on making everyday .NET development faster and more predictable, with improvements to code analysis and language support, a new way to monitor runtime performance, and continued work on stability and responsiveness in Visual Studio. If …


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  • KotlinConf 2026: Talks to Help You Navigate the Schedule

    calendar Mar 20, 2026 · blog.jetbrains.com
    KotlinConf 2026: Talks to Help You Navigate the Schedule

    The full KotlinConf’26 schedule is finally live, and it’s packed! With parallel tracks, deep-dive sessions, and back-to-back talks, planning your time can feel overwhelming. When almost every session looks interesting, deciding where to spend your time isn’t easy. To help you navigate it all, the Kotlin team has …


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  • Accelerating .NET MAUI Development with AI Agents

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Accelerating .NET MAUI Development with AI Agents

    This is a guest blog from Syncfusion. Learn more about the free, open-source Syncfusion Toolkit for .NET MAUI. As a proud partner with the .NET MAUI team, Syncfusion is excited to share how custom-built AI agents are dramatically improvin Link to article: …


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  • GitHub Copilot SDK Installation and Project Setup in C#: Step-by-Step Guide

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · devleader.ca
    GitHub Copilot SDK Installation and Project Setup in C#: Step-by-Step Guide

    Set up the GitHub Copilot SDK in C# with this step-by-step guide covering NuGet package install, GitHub Copilot CLI authentication, and project configuration. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2026/03/19/github-copilot-sdk-installation-and-project-setup-in-c-stepbystep-guide


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  • What Are C# Source Generators? History, Concepts, and How They Fit in .NET

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · devleader.ca
    What Are C# Source Generators? History, Concepts, and How They Fit in .NET

    Understand what C# source generators are, their history in .NET, and how they differ from reflection and T4 templates. A clear introduction for .NET developers. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2026/03/19/what-are-c-source-generators-history-concepts-and-how-they-fit-in-net


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  • Remote MCP Server preview in Microsoft Foundry

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Remote MCP Server preview in Microsoft Foundry

    Earlier this week we release the public preview for our Azure DevOps MCP Server. Today we are excited to let you know that the Azure DevOps MCP Server is now available to use in Microsoft Foundry. For those who are new to Foundry, Micro Link to article: …


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  • Run NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Super on Amazon Bedrock

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Run NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Super on Amazon Bedrock

    This post explores the technical characteristics of the Nemotron 3 Super model and discusses potential application use cases. It also provides technical guidance to get started using this model for your generative AI applications within the Amazon Bedrock environment. Link to article: …


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  • Use RAG for video generation using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Nova Reel

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Use RAG for video generation using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Nova Reel

    In this post, we explore our approach to video generation through VRAG, transforming natural language text prompts and images into grounded, high-quality videos. Through this fully automated solution, you can generate realistic, AI-powered video sequences from structured text and image inputs, streamlining the video …


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  • Introducing V-RAG: revolutionizing AI-powered video production with Retrieval Augmented Generation

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Introducing V-RAG: revolutionizing AI-powered video production with Retrieval Augmented Generation

    This post introduces Video Retrieval-Augmented Generation (V-RAG), an approach to help improve video content creation. By combining retrieval augmented generation with advanced video AI models, V-RAG offers an efficient, and reliable solution for generating AI videos. Link to article: …


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  • Use Asciinema and Powersession on Windows

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · ardalis.com/blog
    Use Asciinema and Powersession on Windows

    Introduction I recently became aware of Asciinema when I saw that the Aspire docs are using it to document installing their CLI. As someone who creates a lot of content (or used to, anyway) and docs, this seems like a really useful tool! But it doesn’t “just work” on Windows, so I figured I’d document how to get it …


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  • Enhanced metrics for Amazon SageMaker AI endpoints: deeper visibility for better performance

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Enhanced metrics for Amazon SageMaker AI endpoints: deeper visibility for better performance

    SageMaker AI endpoints now support enhanced metrics with configurable publishing frequency. This launch provides the granular visibility needed to monitor, troubleshoot, and improve your production endpoints. Link to article: …


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  • Enforce data residency with Amazon Quick extensions for Microsoft Teams

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Enforce data residency with Amazon Quick extensions for Microsoft Teams

    In this post, we will show you how to enforce data residency when deploying Amazon Quick Microsoft Teams extensions across multiple AWS Regions. You will learn how to configure multi-Region Amazon Quick extensions that automatically route users to AWS Region-appropriate resources, helping keep compliance with GDPR and …


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  • Windows stack limit checking retrospective: amd64, also known as x86-64

    calendar Mar 19, 2026 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Windows stack limit checking retrospective: amd64, also known as x86-64

    Our survey of stack limit checking reaches the modern day with amd64, also known as x86-64. This time, there are two versions of the function, one for user mode and one for kernel mode. We'll look at the user mode version. Actually, there are two user mode versions. One is in msvcrt, the legacy runtime. ; on entry Link …


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