Not only is .NET 10 the next long-term support version, it also delivers improved startup time, state management, JavaScript interop and NotFound handling. In short, YES! It’s worth updating your Blazor app to .NET 10!
To be an effective React developer, you need to learn how to think in React, to structure your app UI component hierarchy so that the state flows in one direction.
With Progress Agentic RAG, you can index appropriate data to provide an LLM more relevant, accurate information. And you can do this in a no-code interface. Let’s explore the dashboard together!
This post walks through .NET 10 and C# 14 updates from the perspective of an API developer using a real-world example: an order management API with validation, OpenAPI docs and Entity Framework Core.
TanStack Query caching creates an instantaneous feeling user experience. Combined with the KendoReact Loader component, we have a polished React app handling even complex server state smoothly.