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- Year covered: 2020THUAN NGUY
2020: The migration inventory behind .NET 5
Why a runtime announcement is a good moment to map dependencies before changing code.
- Year covered: 2021THUAN NGUY
2021: Small APIs still need clear boundaries
A look back at .NET 6 and the difference between a short endpoint and a simple system.
- Year covered: 2022MICHAEL
2022: Measure the application before celebrating runtime speed
A repeatable way to evaluate a runtime upgrade using business workloads.
- Year covered: 2024DUC THAI
2024: Follow a user journey across service boundaries
An observability design exercise for APIs, workers and third-party integrations.
- Year covered: 2024MICHAEL
2024: Decide what a .NET 9 upgrade must prove
A framework for evaluating a new runtime without turning it into a full rewrite.
- Year covered: 2025THUAN NGUY
2025: Rehearse the .NET 10 upgrade
Use a long-term-support release as a prompt to practise deployment and recovery.
- Year covered: 2026MICHAEL
2026: Put runtime maintenance on the product calendar
As of November 2026, runtime support deserves an owner and a scheduled review.