ASP.NET Core
An open-source, cross-platform web development framework from Microsoft that supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. Used for building web applications, RESTful APIs, gRPC services, and cloud-native backends, it was introduced in 2016 as a complete architectural rewrite of the legacy ASP.NET framework.
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ASP.NET Core has RFC 9457 (Problem Details) built in and supports extending it with custom fields.
ASP.NET Core has used Problem Details as the built-in default error format since version 8.0, and it can be enabled via the AddProblemDetails() middleware.
The developer used ASP.NET Core's BackgroundService instead of synchronous processing and saved progress checkpoints to Azure SQL, allowing tasks to resume from where they left off after a server restart.
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C# is widely used in Web backend development (ASP.NET Core), desktop applications (WPF/WinForms), game development (Unity engine), and cloud service development.
60%UnverifiedASP.NET Core has RFC 9457 (Problem Details) built in and supports extending it with custom fields.
50%UnverifiedASP.NET Core has used Problem Details as the built-in default error format since version 8.0, and it can be enabled via the AddProblemDetails() middleware.
50%UnverifiedThe developer used ASP.NET Core's BackgroundService instead of synchronous processing and saved progress checkpoints to Azure SQL, allowing tasks to resume from where they left off after a server restart.
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