Middleware order is important
Place ASP.NET Core middleware in the order that matches routing, security, and endpoint behavior.
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.
A quick tip for embedding Python directly into a .NET app with CSnakes when you want a small slice of the Python ecosystem without a separate API service.
Do not let prompt instructions decide what data or actions a user is allowed to access.
Create unrelated asynchronous operations first, then await them together.
Reserve human approval for actions where a wrong call would actually matter.
Use a single C# file when a repo utility is useful but a full project would be ceremony.