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 …

Mitigating Risks as .NET 6 End of Support Looms .NET 6, which is arguably one of the greatest versions of .NET ever, is nearing its end of support on November …

At GAP, we get a lot of questions from clients about which web framework to adopt. While there are many great options, I’m more and more feeling bullish about Blazor, …

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 …

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 …

Microsoft Build 2024 was A-MAZING as far as announcements go, and while the cool kids were busy drooling over the latest AI features you might have missed something important. That's …

Let’s talk about a crossroads some of you might be facing, especially if you’re dealing with legacy systems. If you’ve been around for a while, you’re familiar with Clarion, the …

With the end of .NET 7 support and .NET 6 soon to follow, you might be wondering how to ensure your application remains up to date and secure. At GAP, …

A .NET Developer's Dilemma Okay, if you're used to building apps in .NET, the world of web development can feel like a whole different planet. Suddenly, instead of comfortable C#, …