Do not hide exceptions inside fire-and-forget tasks
If work can fail, give it ownership, logging, cancellation, and a lifecycle.
If work can fail, give it ownership, logging, cancellation, and a lifecycle.
Keep Python AI code behind an HTTP boundary and let Aspire wire it into the local system.
Do not hard-code model routing decisions into application logic.
Use filters for eligibility and ranking for relevance instead of blending both concerns.
Use traces, counters, profiles, and focused benchmarks before changing code for performance.
Place ASP.NET Core middleware in the order that matches routing, security, and endpoint behavior.
Treat nullable warnings as pressure to make object state and API contracts clearer.
Thread cancellation through every expensive operation instead of dropping it mid-chain.
Health checks should say something useful about readiness without turning every probe into production load.
Use seek-based pagination when users move through large ordered result sets.