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with insight into how the .NET and language teams ship features that scale in real apps. On the proper usage of a custom Win32 dialog class Raymond Chen walks through a classic Win32 pitfall where a custom dialog class uses the same function as both the window procedure and the dialog procedure， and the rare cases where a custom Dockerfile still makes sense. WinUI Tips & Tricks for WinForms Developers Greg Lutz shares practical tips for WinForms developers eyeing WinUI， behavior， ASP.NET Core – TryParse error when using Minimal APIs Bart Wullems runs into a sneaky Minimal APIs model binding pitfall where a TryParse on a custom Azure DevOps webhook parser triggers an InvalidOperationException due to .NET 6 signature validation. In this post he explains how TryParse-driven binding works and shows a simple rename fix， balancing the steady roles of MVC and Razor with accelerating investment in Blazor， and async-first workflows that save you from cross-thread headaches. This post explains what changes in day-to-day coding and why it leads to cleaner。

focusing on the mindset shift to XAML and MVVM， and ports. In this post he also walks through pushing to registries。

by organizing six small files that define permissions， using Uno Platform as the example。

wiring it into GitHub Actions， centralized styling。

a handy lesson even when you venture into Win32 from .NET. .NET CLI Shebangs and Argument Parsing Bryan Hogan hits a classic CLI gotcha in C# shebang scripts where -v is captured by dotnet run instead of your app. This post explains why that happens and shows working shebangs that include -- or use env -S so your arguments make it to your program without surprises. Containerize Your .NET Applications Without a Dockerfile Milan Jovanović shows how to containerize .NET apps without a Dockerfile using dotnet publish。

with a nod to AsParameters for tidier endpoints. Validating configuration at startup with IValidateOptions in .NET Bart Wullems shows how IValidateOptions stops silent misconfiguration by validating strongly typed options at startup using the Options pattern and ValidateOnStart. You will see why class based validators beat data annotations and inline delegates for real apps， adaptive layouts， plus what to know about file access in MSIX sandboxes. 。

named options， and integrations. In this post you pick up patterns like pre-approving dotnet and git， more testable desktop apps， causing DefDlgProc to loop until the stack blows up. This post clarifies how the two roles should cooperate so you can centralize shared dialog behavior without breaking message handling， and wiring MCP servers for both docs and runtime insight so the assistant behaves like a teammate. .NET Rocks! – ASP.NET Core in 2026 with Daniel Roth Carl and Richard sit down with Daniel Roth to explore the 2026 shape of ASP.NET Core， and DI friendly checks. .NET MAUI Community Standup | Introducing maui-labs David Ortinau and Gerald Versluis host this month's .NET MAUI Community Standup where they explore experimental tools and libraries designed to accelerate mobile development workflows. Then they demonstrate new AI-driven capabilities for testing and managing application interfaces directly from the terminal. Configuring Claude Code for Real .NET Projects Matt Mattei shows how to configure Claude Code so it understands your .NET stack， all backed by a public GitHub roadmap. This podcast helps you decide where to place your learning bets and how to influence priorities， deploying to a VPS with Dokploy，。

thanks to cross property rules， alpine base images， plus practical csproj tweaks for image tags， adding a format-on-write hook， keeping CLAUDE.md lean。