#dotnet - mattbrailsford.devArticles tagged #dotnet from mattbrailsford.devhttps://mattbrailsford.dev/tag/dotnetIs .NET Core the end of the Pragmatic Umbraco Developer?https://mattbrailsford.dev/is-net-core-the-end-of-the-pragmatic-umbraco-developerhttps://mattbrailsford.dev/is-net-core-the-end-of-the-pragmatic-umbraco-developerFor anyone who works with C# and .NET, you’ll know just how much ceremony even the simplest of tasks can often require. And whilst for business...Mon, 11 Oct 2021 00:00:00 GMT
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