James Newton-King

Principal Software Engineer, .NET

I build APIs and servers for ASP.NET Core.

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Debugging Enhancements in .NET 8

September 26th, 2023
.NET 8 introduces debugging enhancements to many commonly used types. Check out what is new and discover how .NET debugging is better than ever.

ASP.NET Core Route Tooling Enhancements in .NET 8

April 3rd, 2023
Route tooling is a group of new features in .NET 8 that makes ASP.NET Core routing easier to use. Check out what route tooling adds to building ASP.NET Core apps.

Announcing gRPC JSON transcoding for .NET

May 11th, 2022
gRPC JSON transcoding is a new feature for .NET that allows gRPC services to be called with REST + JSON. Try it now in .NET 7 preview 4.

What’s new for gRPC in .NET 6

December 6th, 2021
Check out the great new features and performance improvements for gRPC in .NET 6

IntelliSense for appsettings.json

March 2nd, 2021
Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code now support IntelliSense for `appsettings.json`. IntelliSense allows you to quickly edit your app's configuration and get immediate feedback on available properties or typos.

gRPC performance improvements in .NET 5

October 27th, 2020
gRPC and .NET are fast. Explore the many performance improvements in gRPC and .NET 5.

gRPC-Web for .NET now available

June 16th, 2020
gRPC-Web for .NET is now officially released. Use gRPC in the browser with gRPC-Web and .NET today.

A new experiment: Call .NET gRPC services from the browser with gRPC-Web

January 27th, 2020
Build web apps using gRPC-Web and .NET Core! Check out this new experiment for gRPC-Web on .NET Core.

gRPC vs HTTP APIs

November 18th, 2019
ASP.NET Core 3.0 adds support for gRPC, an opinionated contract-first remote procedure call framework. This blog post compares gRPC to JSON HTTP APIs, discusses gRPC's strengths and weaknesses, and when you could use gRPC to build your apps.

Guidance for library authors

October 15th, 2018
We've just published our first cut of the .NET Library Guidance. It's brand new set of articles for .NET developers who want to create high-quality libraries for .NET. The guidance contains recommendations we've identified as common best practices that apply to most public .NET libraries. We want to help .NET developers build great ...
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