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Choosing the right .NET UI framework is like picking the perfect car—each option has different features, performance, and design suited for specific needs. Just like you'd pick a sports car …

Remember that scene in The Matrix where Neo downloads kung fu skills straight into his brain? That's kind of what it feels like using GitHub Copilot, the AI pair programmer …

We all know JavaScript is one of the most popular web frameworks on the market right now. But it can also be a pain to use if you're not a …

How many of you have taken a look at the .NET Upgrade Assistant and wondered if it’s all it’s cracked up to be? Good news, here at GAP, we get …

Monolithic architecture can feel like a giant ball and chain on your software dev efforts. It’s tough to scale, even harder to make changes quickly and if one little part …

Some technologies struggle to keep pace with the constant influx of new platforms and languages. PowerBuilder, a tool that has been around since the early 1990s, is one such technology …

Blazor has revolutionized .NET web development by enabling us to build interactive user interfaces using C# instead of JavaScript. But what sets a good Blazor application apart? In this post, …

.NET 8 was a huge deal for Blazor. It brought us interactive render modes, static SSR for entire apps and a whole lot more. Now, .NET 9 is on the …

.NET Aspire is a revolutionary cloud development platform that makes building reliable, observable, and production-ready cloud-native applications with .NET a breeze. It’s a streamlined stack, bringing together a curated set …

Migrating from Clarion to C# .NET 8: Key Considerations and Strategies Clarion has served many businesses well over the years, but the allure of C# and the .NET 8 ecosystem …