dotInsights | March 2025

Rachel Appel

March 5, 2025

Did you know? The [InternalsVisibleTo] attribute in .NET is a powerful feature that allows an assembly to expose its internal members (normally only accessible within the same assembly) to another specified assembly. This is typically used in scenarios like unit testing or multi-assembly projects where tight integration between assemblies is needed.

Welcome to dotInsights by JetBrains! This newsletter is the home for recent .NET and software development related information.

Here’s the latest from the developer community.

• Getting a Development team Onboard with Technical Coaching – Emily Bache
• Splash Screen in .NET MAUI – Leomaris Reyes
• MassTransit with Azure Service Bus – Error management – Irina Scurtu
• 2code ^ !2code [S2025E01] Incremental Source Generators – FlashOWare with Stefan Pölz & Merely Eva
• How to harmonize Agile sprints with product roadmaps – Amanda Rueda
• Don’t Use WhenAll in .NET! Use WaitAny Instead | Code Cop #027 – Nick Chapsas
• 5 Mistakes That Make Your Code Unmaintainable – CodeOpinion by Derek Comartin
• How to Protect Your API Resources – Gui Ferreira
• Handling MassTransit errors with the Particular Service Platform – Chris Patterson
• Tailwind v4 with Blazor – It just got easier – Steven Giesel
• Migrate from MSTest to xUnit using a Roslyn analyzer – Gérald Barré
• Numeric sorting in .NET– Anthony Simmon
• Hybrid Caching in ASP.NET Core – Bozo Spoljaric
• Boost Your .NET Projects: Unleashing the Power of Spargine’s InMemoryCache – David McCarter
• C# Dictionary: How to Create One and Best Practices – Stackify Team
• Software development is… – Jessica Kerr
• Build an AI-Powered Smart Appointment Booking App Using WinUI Scheduler – Jeyasri Murugan
• Kill the Bloat: The Controversial Clash Between SPAs, Server-Side Rendering, and the Power of Simplicity – Chris Woodruff
• Blazor Basics: Lazy Load Assemblies to Boost the Performance of Blazor WebAssembly – Claudio Bernasconi
• Strongly-Typed Markdown for ASP.NET Core Content Apps – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Engineering Culture, Trust, and Accountability – Emily Dresner
• What are Custom Integrations in .NET Aspire? – Kalle Marjokorpi
• Why is gRPC so much faster than a JSON-based REST API? – Benjamin Cane
• Implement Phone verification, 2FA using ASP.NET Core Identity – Damien Bowden
• Exploring the Forwarded Headers Middleware in ASP.NET Core – Tore Nestenius

Each month we feature tutorials or tips from our .NET Guide.

.NET LocalizationCopy heading link

In this short series, we’ll explore localization in .NET. For those unfamiliar with the concept, localization is the process of matching an application’s language and visuals to a specific culture. We’ll see just how easy it is to take an existing .NET application and localize it.

by Khalid Abuhakmeh

.NET Localization

Take a break to catch some fun social posts.

What’s going on at JetBrains? Check it out here:

• Another Set of Bug-Fix Updates for ReSharper and Rider 2024.3 Is Here
• Rider 2025.1 EAP 5: Roslyn Syntax Tree Visualizer, Unity Profiler Integration, and More
• Webinar – Uno Platform & Hot Design for Rider

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