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2025 brought us many technical gifts, and one of the nicest is .NET 10. The platform has gotten faster, smarter, and in some places just plain developer-friendly (as if Microsoft has finally heard our "want to do less to get more").
In this article we look at the most important features of .NET 10, how they affect the day-to-day work of programmers, and why upgrading is the best option.
.NET 9 continues Microsoft's tradition of developing its ecosystem by offering improvements in key areas: security, performance, and ease of development. This version is aimed at simplifying the work of developers, increasing the reliability of applications, and adapting to modern industry requirements. Let's analyze the main innovations of .NET 9 and their impact on development
Caching– is one of the most popular and effective approaches used in software development. Its essence is to reuse already obtained results of long or heavy operations, avoiding their repeated execution. After a complex task is completed, the result is stored in a cache and retrieved from there when it is requested again, instead of having to perform the same operation again. This approach is designed to make it much easier on the server and speed up the application.
I've been working with Sitecore CMS for the past few years and now I'm back to “pure” ASP.Net MVC development. I like the way Sitecore CMS handles configuration files
Have you ever felt like your .NET application is moving at a snail’s pace? If your immediate reaction is “yes”, don’t worry, you’re not alone. You may be suffering from the consequences of some bad practices disguised as seemingly logical methods.
IEnumerable, ICollection, and IList are the interfaces most commonly used in the .Net Framework. Let's see what opportunities they open up for the developer.
