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This post is a handbook where you probably will find an answer to “How different things works in Azure Service Fabric?” question. Almost all of the information (around 90%) is from docs.microsoft.com, GitHub and etc., the rest of it are personal findings made during development of CoherentSolutions.Extensions.ServiceFabric.Hosting.
Where possible the information will be confirmed by reliable source (docs, issues or posts).
Continue reading “Service Fabric Handbook”The February is left behind. The Spring is coming and with it, new projects, new challenges and of course a new issue of .NET R&D Digest!
This issue includes bits of AI, software development, performance, operating systems, C#, patterns, and of course a lot of .NET and .NET Internals.
Continue reading “.NET R&D Digest (February, 2026)”We are in the beginning of 2026. What this year will bring us? More AI? – most probably. New version of .NET? – absolutely. A lot of interesting conferences? – no doubts. However, all these great things are yet to happen.
So, while we are preparing for all these, I am glad to share a new issue of .NET R&D Digest 🙂
This issue includes bits of philosophy, AI, tools, software development, C#, performance, diagnostics, security, architecture and of course .NET and .NET Internals.
Continue reading “.NET R&D Digest (January, 2026)”2025 is coming to its end. Usually, at the end of the year, it is customary to sum up everything but instead of doing so I think we can focus on the future, which essentially means – holidays and free time you can spend on reading something new and interesting – like this issue of .NET R&D Digest 🙂
This issue includes bits of AI, vibe-coding, DDD, performance, software development, testing, C#, MSBuild, diagnostics, DevOps, and of course .NET, .NET Internals and something to watch.
Continue reading “.NET R&D Digest (December, 2025)”As always, November was a huge month for .NET – release of .NET 10 and C#14, new Visual Studio 2026 and of course a lot of blog posts, videos and tutorials – some of which you will definitely find here, in the new issue of .NET R&D Digest!
This issue includes bits of AI, software development, performance, licensing, security, philosophy, something to watch and of course .NET and .NET Internals.
Continue reading “.NET R&D Digest (November, 2025)”In less than two weeks, on .NET Conf 2025, we would see a new .NET (and we would be able to try all of the stuff we read about release candidates so far), new C#, new Visual Studio and a lot of talks dedicated to what you can do with all of these (and probably a lot of AI related stuff).
However, two weeks are two weeks, and while we are waiting for the most important event in .NET world, I hope you can enjoy a new issue of .NET R&D Digest 🙂
This issue includes bits of computer science, AI, software development, parallelism, security, C#, .NET and of course some of .NET Internals.
Continue reading “.NET R&D Digest (October, 2025)”
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