The similar discussion takes place each time a new ASP.NET Core API project is launched. “Let’s use minimal APIs, they’re clean and modern,” someone suggests. “Controllers are proven, let’s stay with them,” suggests another person. After ten minutes, the meeting is ended and no one has altered their minds. I’ve witnessed this occur several times,…
Author: Pablo Francesco
Using C# and ASP.NET Core 10 to Create an FHIR-Ready Healthcare API
Seldom do contemporary healthcare applications operate independently. Data from an Electronic Health Record (EHR) may be required by a patient portal. A healthcare system and a remote patient monitoring application might need to share observations. Patient demographics, appointments, prescription drugs, or diagnostic data may be required by a telehealth platform. Healthcare systems can represent and…
Software Waste Measurement: What Developers Can Monitor
Software may use more memory, CPU, storage, and network traffic than a feature requires. Although an imminent failure might not result from this increased resource utilization, it can lower application efficiency and raise infrastructure expenses. Determining what “wasted compute” truly implies is the challenging part. A CPU-intensive procedure is not always an issue, and a…
C# Is Not Dead: Why It Still Plays a Major Role in the AI World
The software business is changing due to artificial intelligence, but traditional programming languages are not going out of style despite the popularity of Python and AI-powered development. C# is still very important, and new possibilities for C# and the.NET ecosystem are being created by the growing need for sophisticated corporate applications. Introduction: The Misconception About…
Evaluating.NET 11’s Native AOT Performance
Regular expressions are useful when an application needs to find, validate, or extract text based on a pattern. They are commonly used for tasks such as parsing logs, validating input, extracting values from text, and processing structured messages. The problem is that regular expressions can also become expensive when they run repeatedly over large amounts…