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ASP.NET Core Guidance

When building scalable server applications using ASP.NET Core, there are common pitfalls that should be avoided and some (best) practices that can help you along the way.

Last week I was watching the NDC recording of Damian Edwards and David Fowler talk Why your ASP.NET Core application won’t scale:

In this presentation they share a lot of interesting insides in how to built better performing ASP.NET Core applications. During this talk they point to this Github repo from David Fowler: davidfowl/AspNetCoreDiagnosticScenarios

The goal of this repository is to show problematic application patterns for ASP.NET Core applications and a walk through on how to solve those issues. At the moment of writing it contains 2 guides with related code examples

A must read for every developer who wants to build scalable ASP.NET Core applications!

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