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YARP 1.1 is here with new requested reverse proxy features

May 2nd, 2022

YARP 1.1 has been released. YARP is a highly customizable open-source reverse proxy written for .NET. This release adds a few commonly requested features.

CoreWCF 1.0 has been Released, WCF for .NET Core and .NET 5+

April 28th, 2022

CoreWCF 1.0 has been released, the first major release of the project, and provides WCF functionality for .NET Core, .NET Framework and .NET 5+.

Announcing YARP 1.0 Release

November 9th, 2021

YARP, an open-source, highly customizable reverse proxy using .NET has been released.

HTTP/3 support in .NET 6

September 17th, 2021

See how to use HTTP/3 in your apps built using .NET 6.

Repo experience survey results

September 29th, 2020

A couple of months ago we ran a survey of our github community to understand our users satisfaction and experience with the mechanics of how the projects are open-sourced with the community. This post shares the results.

Customizing Trimming in .NET 5

September 2nd, 2020

This second post on app trimming goes into more detail about to annotate code to control the trimming process.

App Trimming in .NET 5

August 31st, 2020

Trimming is an option as part of publishing self contained apps in .NET Core. This post goes into more detail about the trimming options in .NET 5 including type and member level trimming.

Introducing YARP Preview 1

May 21st, 2020

YARP is an extensible open source reverse proxy using .NET. The Preview 1 library is now available on nuget.

Fall .NET Core Survey

October 17th, 2019

It’s been a busy time for .NET Core – we just shipped 3.0, and are currently working on a few updates for v3.1 (due in November.) As we turn our attention to .NET Core 5.0, we want to take a step back and see what you are doing with .NET Core and how we can make it even better. We have put together a quick survey that will help us ...

Sam Spencer

Program Manager, .NET Core team