Does anyone on your team treat Visual Studio like an App Store? Hastily picking out NuGet packages to use and carelessly scrolling through the terms and services just to hit …

What would happen if someone on your team decided to use a package with GPL-3 license that requires that the entire code-base is open sourced, under the threat of lawsuits …

Open-source packages on NuGet.org are a part of nearly every single modern .NET application... and most certainly, some the ones you and your team develop. NuGet is easy to get …

The clock is ticking for some essential .NET Framework features that are being transitioned to end-of-life. Microsoft’s .NET 5 was released this past November and brought some major changes that can significantly impact your organization. Migration …

You may have decided to skip .NET 5. You may realize you have deprecated .NET applications like Web Forms that you'll just maintain until their end-of-life. Even if you've decided …

Like ivy on a house, monolithic applications don’t just appear. They slowly sprawl out over time. The release of .NET 5 marks a new era in .NET development and presents …

Windows Communication Framework (WCF) may be deprecated in .NET 5+, but it doesn’t mean your applications are going to be left out in the cold. Just like Web Forms and …

Iceland-based fintech company five°degrees manages hundreds of first-party NuGet packages each day and manages dozens of external customers with their own ProGet instances. They sought a mature private repository for …

Finally! After waiting almost 20 years in some cases, Microsoft’s .NET 5+ gives us highly demanded features like self-contained applications. These “new deployment options” are exciting and long-awaited. These represent …

Inaccurate or esoteric versioning of your NuGet packages isn’t just a bad practice; it’s a dangerous one. When package names aren’t crystal clear, prerelease packages can slip through into production …