Four platform releases from re:Invent 2025 and Q1 2026 complete the enterprise AWS serverless stack: Lambda Managed Instances with GPU support, SQS Provisioned Mode ESM for instant burst scaling, 1 MB async payload expansion, and .NET 10 / Node.js 24 runtimes with Native AOT.
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AWS Lambda Durable Functions: Building Reliable Stateful Workflows Without Step Functions
Lambda Durable Functions (re:Invent 2025) introduces checkpoint-and-replay stateful execution directly in Lambda. A deep technical dive into steps, waits, AI agent pipelines, error handling, cost modelling, and when to choose Durable Functions over AWS Step Functions.
Read more →ASP.NET Core 10: Minimal API Validation, OpenAPI 3.1 YAML, and Blazor Prefetching
ASP.NET Core 10, released as part of .NET 10 LTS, delivers significant improvements for web API developers. The headline features—native Minimal API validation, OpenAPI 3.1 with YAML export, and Blazor WebAssembly prefetching—address common production pain points. This comprehensive guide explores each feature with production-ready patterns, migration strategies, and performance considerations for enterprise web applications. What’s […]
Read more →C# 14 Deep Dive: Extension Members, Field Keyword, and Null-Conditional Assignment in Production
C# 14, released alongside .NET 10 in November 2025, introduces features that significantly reduce boilerplate and enhance expressiveness. Three standout additions—Extension Members, the field keyword, and Null-Conditional Assignment—address long-standing developer pain points. This comprehensive guide explores each feature with production-ready patterns, performance considerations, and migration strategies for existing codebases. What’s New in C# 14: Feature […]
Read more →From Data Pipeline to Agent Pipeline: How AI Changes the Architecture
Executive Summary The evolution from traditional data pipelines to AI-driven agent pipelines represents one of the most significant architectural shifts in enterprise computing since the move from monoliths to microservices. This transformation is not merely an incremental improvement—it fundamentally redefines how organizations think about data processing, orchestration, and system design. For two decades, Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) […]
Read more →Mastering C# Records: When, Why, and How to Use Them in Production
After years of working with C# in enterprise environments, I’ve seen developers struggle with the same question: when should I use a record instead of a class? The answer isn’t as straightforward as the documentation suggests. In this article, I’ll share my perspective on records—battle-tested patterns, surprising gotchas, and the decision framework I use in […]
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