ASP.NET Core

If you are building a modern enterprise web application in 2026, React with ASP.NET Core is one of the most practical stacks you can choose. React gives you a flexible component model, excellent ecosystem support, and strong performance with a Vite-based workflow. ASP.NET Core gives you a high-performance backend, robust security primitives, an

If you are building an enterprise web application in 2026, the combination of Angular and ASP.NET Core is one of the strongest choices you can make. Angular gives you TypeScript safety, a powerful component architecture, and a mature ecosystem. ASP.NET Core gives you a high-performance, cross-platform backend with first-class dependency in

ASP.NET Zero introduces React UI, a modern, enterprise ready frontend built with React, Vite, Ant Design, and TypeScript. Deliver scalable applications faster with the same backend infrastructure.

If you are a .NET developer building a modern web application in 2026, the question "How do I handle authentication?" is more complicated than it was five years ago.

If you've been anywhere near the software development world in the past year, you've probably heard the term "vibe coding." Popularized in 2025, vibe coding represents a fundamental shift in how developers build software. Instead of typing every line of code, developers now describe what they want in natural language and let AI tools like GitHub Co

Centralized authentication is a common requirement in enterprise applications. Keycloak provides a powerful open-source Identity and Access Management system, while

.NET Aspire is a cloud-native application stack designed to simplify the development of distributed systems in .NET. It is getting popular among .NET developers and we wanted to try it with ASP.NET Zero's MVC UI.

Release date of .NET 10 is getting closer and Preview 4 version of .NET 10 is released. The .NET team continues to do an impressive job advancing the .NET ecosystem.

Learn how to implement dynamic permissions in ASP.NET Zero. Create custom permissions dynamically, manage roles, and extend functionality for tailored access control.

APIs are the backbone of modern applications. As your API evolves, adding new features and updating old ones becomes inevitable. This is where API versioning comes into play. But why is API versioning important, and how do we implement it in ASP.NET Core?