Matt DeMuth

@Dave_DotNet Yeah, as Bugs was saying you may need to make an external call with http client or pull a value from Redis or DB. While you certainly could wire something on your on Bugs, I think the ask is for this to be part of the standard api so it is more seamless to use

Who can answer this for bugs? 🐰 Why might we need async validation on a webpage? #dotnet

@Dave_DotNet I love that

Labelled break and continue statements in C# 👀 This is currently a champion proposal (link in 2nd tweet) #dotnet

@nonlinear_james @Dave_DotNet Unions would be great

My list: 1. inferred generics like dart. That is, match recursively so that I can avoid generic type definitions more. Allow discards for known types too. There are so many boxing calls in libraries because of this it’s nuts. 2. Unions and result pattern complete with early return in a single line. 3. Blazor wasm lazy loading that happens automatically with nested routes like angular. 4. Full wasi compile, and wasi library consumption as if they were nuget packages with full intellisense. Also compile to wasi containers with AOT. You’re not done this until any rust library compile to wasi can be used directly in c# and those can be registered in nuget or we can consume a wasi package repository and rust should be able to consume c# wasi both with intellisense. (This ends the need for Python in a hurry) 5. Finish web request functionality and provide a fast endpoints/grpc style first class api system that allows any serializer along with a fixed openapi style definition syntax for it. 6. Non-c# file outputs of source generators. I want to generate typescript, dart etc classes and api libraries from the compilation of my c# (see last part of 5) Number 3 is optional. The rest are sea changes as big as async/await and will propel c# past all other languages.

ASP #dotnet 11 Planning milestones ⬇️ These issues (link below) are all the most upvoted issues and are potentials only. Which ones would you like to see implemented?

@Dave_DotNet I’d love to see the automatic cert issuance/renewal

@mjovanovictech Just want to make sure you configure it with HttpClientFactory so you don’t leak TCP connections

Refit - a game-changer API client I've spent many hours working with external APIs. It's a crucial part of modern software development. But let's be honest - it can be a real pain sometimes. We've all been there: - Configuring HttpClient for each API - Writing repetitive code - Hoping we didn't miss a parameter somewhere That's why I want to introduce you to Refit. It's a library that will help you build API integrations faster. It handles all the HTTP heavy lifting. You focus on what matters: your application logic. Here's everything you need to know about Refit: milanjovanovic.tech/blog/refit-in-… Did you ever work with Refit in your applications? --- Sign up for the .NET Weekly with 75K+ other engineers, and get a free Clean Architecture template: milanjovanovic.tech/templates/clea…

@mjovanovictech Refit is a game-changer. Saves so much time

@awakecoding @T3chFalcon OMG, that is crazy and kinda creepy. Thanks for the share

@T3chFalcon devolutions.net/blog/2025/03/u…

Let me blow your mind real quick: When you use Remote Desktop (RDP), Windows secretly takes screenshots of what you are doing. It’s called the RDP Bitmap Cache. To make the connection faster, Windows saves small tiles (images) of the remote screen to your hard drive in a bin file. Even if the session is over and the remote server is destroyed... your laptop still holds the cache files. Forensics teams use tools like BMCViewer to stitch those tiles back together. They won't just see logs but the literal email, document, or picture you were looking at. 💀

@xoyanks It’s killing me

nfl red zone today for no reason😭 #nflredzone

@JamesNK That is really nice, love it

Aspire vNext adds language specific resource icons #aspire #polygot

@RyanRodemoyer2 I think I would have to pick the first flavor. I haven’t seen the 2nd version used before but can see the appeal for sure

@ccssmnn @housecor Oh no, really? Looks like I’ll need to make some react-native updates for my clients app. We still haven’t made all of our views native. Thanks for the heads up

@housecor wait until you see how they messen up the web (and webview). css position fixed is broken. especially after screen keyboard appearance.

Just upgraded to iOS 26. Glass looks okay, but feels “cartoony”. Not sure it’s an upgrade in usability since some clickable areas are less prominent now. Feels inconsistent since some icons aren’t updated yet. And some formerly smooth interactions now tear on my 14 Pro.

@housecor Kinda feels like Windows Vista to me.

@KarenPayneMVP I do not because the params can’t be made readonly as far as I know

Do you use primary constructors?

@davidfowl @aspiredotdev That’s awesome. You guys move fast with adding features to Aspire. Love it

One of my favorite new features coming in the next version of the aspire dashboard is the ability to overlay logs within the distributed trace traces. You can even see a preview on hover. #aspire @aspiredotdev

@RyanRodemoyer2 Oh my god, that bottom one, I had no idea. That’s amazing. Thank you

@Dave_DotNet Amen to that @Dave_DotNet Definitely have their place but people tend to over-engineer

All these tools/approaches have their place of course and are likely fine in the right hands and for the right use cases, but unfortunately too many of us devs take them too far and over-apply things with pragmatism and without much critical thought.

There is a solution for simplicity: Clean Architecture + DDD + Solid + Clean Code What do you think? Agree or disagree? #dotnet

@Dave_DotNet Secure enclaves? Interesting, had no idea that was a thing

Entity Framework + SQL Server: How to search over encrypted columns? 👀 #dotnet

@RickStrahl Wow, where is that?

Current situation

@RyanRodemoyer2 100%

@RyanRodemoyer2 I too need to get better with F#