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.NET guidance — ASP.NET Core APIs, Entity Framework Core, DI, configuration, testing, and container deployment.

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## Overview

.NET (formerly .NET Core) is Microsoft's cross-platform runtime for C#, F#, and VB.NET, and ASP.NET Core is its high-performance web framework. The modern stack is opinionated in the right places: built-in dependency injection, strongly-typed configuration, Entity Framework Core for data access, and first-class container support. This skill covers building .NET services idiomatically — minimal APIs vs controllers, EF Core without N+1s, and production configuration.

## When to use

- Building an API or backend service in C# on .NET 8/9+.
- Choosing between minimal APIs and controller-based ASP.NET Core.
- Taming EF Core query behavior (N+1, tracking, migrations).
- Structuring DI, configuration, and logging the .NET way.
- Containerizing and deploying .NET services.
- Adding background processing (hosted services, Hangfire, Quartz).
- Migrating .NET Framework apps to modern .NET.
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