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2026-08-02 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to configure Kestrel to serve HTTP/3 in ASP.NET Core 11

A complete guide to enabling HTTP/3 on Kestrel in ASP.NET Core 11: the HttpProtocols.Http1AndHttp2AndHttp3 endpoint config, MsQuic platform requirements on Windows, Linux, and macOS, why the first request is never HTTP/3, how to verify with HttpClient and middleware, QuicTransportOptions tuning, and the firewall and proxy gotchas that make it silently fall back.

2026-08-02 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to replace new Regex(...) with the [GeneratedRegex] source generator in .NET 11

A complete guide to converting new Regex(pattern, RegexOptions.Compiled) into [GeneratedRegex] in .NET 11: the mechanical rewrite, partial methods vs partial properties, measured startup and throughput numbers, the SYSLIB1040-1045 diagnostics, and the two patterns where the generator silently falls back to a cached Regex.

2026-08-02 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to run CPU-bound work in a Blazor WebAssembly app with Web Workers in .NET 11

A complete guide to offloading CPU-bound work off the Blazor WebAssembly UI thread in .NET 11: why Task.Run does not help, the new blazorwebworker template, the WebWorkerClient API with cancellation and timeouts, the JSExport marshalling limits, and the second-runtime cost you pay per worker.

2026-07-28 flutter dart webassembly

How to build a Flutter web app with WebAssembly using flutter build web --wasm

A complete guide to shipping a Flutter web app compiled to WebAssembly on Flutter 3.44: what the two emitted builds look like, why Firefox and Safari still get JavaScript because of the loader's wasmAllowList, migrating off dart:html for dart2wasm, the COOP/COEP headers that decide whether skwasm runs multi-threaded, and how to prove at runtime which build the browser actually loaded.

2026-07-27 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to diagnose a managed memory leak with dotnet-gcdump and dotnet-dump

A complete workflow for finding a managed memory leak in .NET 11: confirm growth with dotnet-counters, take two gcdumps and diff them, then collect a dump and use dumpheap, gcroot, and objsize in dotnet-dump analyze to find what is still holding the reference.

2026-07-22 comparison aspnetcore dotnet-11

Output caching vs response caching in ASP.NET Core 11: which should you use?

Output caching is the right default for almost every server-side app in ASP.NET Core 11. Response caching only wins when your goal is to steer browser and proxy caches through HTTP headers. Here is the decision, with a feature matrix and the gotchas that force the call.

2026-07-14 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to add response compression to an ASP.NET Core 11 API

A complete guide to response compression in ASP.NET Core 11: AddResponseCompression and UseResponseCompression, the new built-in Zstandard provider alongside Brotli and Gzip, compression levels, EnableForHttps and the CRIME/BREACH risk, custom MIME types, middleware ordering, and when to let the reverse proxy do it instead.

2026-07-12 csharp dotnet dotnet-11

How to add output caching to a minimal API in ASP.NET Core 11

A complete, working guide to output caching in an ASP.NET Core 11 minimal API: AddOutputCache and UseOutputCache, CacheOutput on endpoints and MapGroup, named and base policies, Expire, VaryByQuery and VaryByHeader, tag-based eviction with EvictByTagAsync, cache stampede protection, ETag revalidation, and a Redis backing store.

2026-07-11 dotnet-11 csharp async

.NET 11 Runtime Async Drops the EnablePreviewFeatures Flag

As the .NET 11 previews progress toward the November release, Runtime Async has graduated: net11.0 projects opt in with a single MSBuild property, and the runtime libraries themselves now ship compiled on it.

2026-07-11 dotnet performance jit

What is PGO in .NET and do I need to opt in?

PGO (profile-guided optimization) lets the .NET JIT specialize hot code for the types and branches your workload actually hits. Dynamic PGO has been on by default since .NET 8, so on .NET 8 and later you do not need to opt in. Here is what it does, how to see its effect, and the rare cases where you touch the knob.