Años atrás, en los inicios de la informática, se programaba de forma bastante diferente: conectando cables y usando paneles de interruptores. Por eso me ha parecido muy curioso el simulador del Minivac 601, un ordenador de los años 60,  donde podemos probar de primera mano cómo era su experiencia de uso.

Y continuando con temas vintage, Microsoft ha anunciado la liberación del código fuente de los juegos Zork I, II y III, la mítica saga de aventuras conversacionales de los años 80. Pura historia del software.

También esta semana encontramos una interesante lectura de Sudhir Mangla donde explica cómo usar patrones modernos y características recientes de C# para construir modelos más expresivos, seguros y mantenibles que los que ofrece la aplicación estricta de SOLID.

El resto de enlaces interesantes recopilados esta semana, entre los que podéis encontrar información sobre .NET 10, ASP.NET Core, IA, desarrollo web y mucho más, los tenéis a continuación.

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• Creando GUIDs con orden natural en .NET 9
  José M. Aguilar
• Localizar errores de validación del binding en ASP.NET Core MVC
  José M. Aguilar

.NET

• Introducing C# 14
  Uwe Keim
• Introducing F# 10
  Adam Boniecki
• Exploring C# File-based Apps in .NET 10
  Milan Jovanović
• How to Upgrade to .NET 10 LTS - Complete Guide for .NET Global Tools with Multi-Targeting
  John Smith
• Post-Quantum Cryptography in .NET
  Jeremy Barton
• Reinventing how .NET Builds and Ships (Again)
  Gábor Szabó
• Companies complaining .NET moves too fast should just pay for post-EOL support
  Andrew Lock
• .NET 10 Testing: Microsoft Finally Fixed the Test Runner (Mostly)
  Martin Stühmer
• Optimize GUID creation performance in .NET applications
  Gérald Barré
• How to Update .NET on Wsl or Ubuntu
  Steve Smith
• No more public partial class Program in .NET 10
  Steven Giesel
• Streamlining Remote C# Scripts with .NET 10 runfile
  Daniel Cazzulino
• A Practical Approach to DI Variation in .NET: Introducing Child Service Providers
  Fernando Escolar
• State of Native AOT in .NET 10
  Peter Ritchie

ASP.NET Core / ASP.NET / Blazor

• Multitenancy Techniques for ASP.NET Core
  Ricardo Peres
• Implement forgot your password using swiyu, ASP.NET Core Identity and Aspire
  Damien Bowden
• How to Add Video Preview to the Blazor File Upload Component
  UdhayaKumar Duraisamy
• OpenAPI.NET: The Biggest Update Ever
  Darrel Miller
• What’s New in ASP.NET Core 10 for .NET 10: Key Features and Enhancements
  Arulraj Aboorvasamy
• Blazor Basics: Building Drag-and-Drop Functionality
  Claudio Bernasconi
• How Blazor's Unified Rendering Model Shapes Modern .NET Web Apps
  David Ramel
• Securing WebSocket Connections in ASP.NET Core using Sec WebSocket Protocol Header
  Bjoern Meyer

Azure / Cloud

• Infinite scale: The architecture behind the Azure AI superfactory
  Scott Guthrie

Conceptos / Patrones / Buenas prácticas

• La Capa de Dominio en Clean Architecture: Qué debe contener y por qué
  Gerson Azabache Martínez
• Primitive Obsession
  Fran Iglesias
• Empirical software prototyping
  Mark Seemann
• A Developer’s Guide to OAuth 2.0 Workflows: Web, Mobile, SPA, Machine-to-Machine, and Device Flows
  Subodh Shetty
• Beyond SOLID in Modern C#: Smart Enums, Discriminated Unions & Railway-Oriented Programming
  Sudhir Mangla

Data

• SQL Server 2025 is Now Generally Available
  Venkata Raj Pochiraju
• How I Have Increased the Production Payment System Performance by 15x With One Line of Code in EF Core
  Anton Martyniuk
• Building Read Models with EF Core Projections
  Ali Hamza Ansari

Machine learning / IA

• GPT-5.1-Codex-Max: nuevo modelo hiperespecializado en programación
  José Manuel Alarcón
• Gemini 3: Introducing the latest Gemini AI model from Google
  Sundar Pichai & Demis Hassabis & Koray Kavukcuoglu
• Google brings Gemini 3 AI model to Search and AI Mode
  Elizabeth Hamon Reid

Web / HTML / CSS / Javascript

• Angular Signal Forms: un cambio de paradigma
  Saúl Moro
• Announcing Angular v21
  Jens Kuehlers & Mark “Techson” Thompson
• How to Fix Memory Leaks in JavaScript PDF Viewers: Best Practices and Debugging Tips
  RajaVignesh BalaSankar
• The “Most Hated” CSS Feature: asin(), acos(), atan() and atan2()
  Juan Diego Rodríguez
• Should We Even Have :closed?
  Sunkanmi Fafowora
• Keyframes Tokens: Standardizing Animation Across Projects
  Amit Sheen
• Six Things I Bet You Didn't Know You Could Do With Chrome's Devtools, Part 1 & Part 2
  Rachel Kaufman
• Typescript without Typescript
  Chris Ferdinandi
• Angular Signal Forms vs. Reactive Forms
  Jonathan Gamble
• React 19.2: The async shift is finally here
  Jack Herrington
• Practical Introduction to Async Generators in JavaScript
  Peter Mbanugo

Visual Studio / Complementos / Herramientas

• Spend Less Time Upgrading, More Time Coding in Visual Studio 2026
  Narayan Subramanian
• A step-by-step guide to modernizing .NET applications with GitHub Copilot agent mode
  Jason Baginski
• Supercharge Your Test Coverage with GitHub Copilot Testing for .NET
  McKenna Barlow
• tree-me: Because git worktrees shouldn’t be a chore
  Phil Haack
• Introducing the Visual Studio Code Private Marketplace: Your Team's Secure, Curated Extension Hub
  Sean Iyer
• Hands-on with MCP Resources in Visual Studio
  Bart Wullems
• Inspect and Validate JSON Web Tokens with the Duende JWT Decoder
  Wesley Cabus

.NET MAUI

• .NET 10 Improves MAUI Quality and Performance
  Edin Kapić

Otros

• ¿Qué es Cloudflare y por qué su caída paraliza internet?
  CampusMVP
• Minivac 601 Simulator
  Greg Sadetsky
• Preserving code that shaped generations: Zork I, II, and III go Open Source
  Stacey haffner & Scott hanselman

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