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2nd November 2026Alba 9 Is Nearly HereAlba 9.0 RC3 is the last release candidate before the biggest release Alba has had in years: host pooling for parallel integration tests, scenarios addressed by route name, JSON path and problem details assertions, endpoint coverage and authorization audits, time travel with a fake TimeProvider, server-sent events, and a rebuilt docs site. All of it is Jaedyn's work. Plus the breaking changes to read before you upgrade from Alba 8.
8th June 2026Result Pattern or Exceptions for Errors? Wolverine Lets You Say "Neither"The .NET community keeps relitigating Result types vs. exceptions for error handling. With Wolverine you mostly get to opt out of that whole debate — let the framework handle the 404s, the 400s, and the OpenAPI metadata while your code stays clean of both Result wrappers and exception-as-control-flow.22nd April 2026Like Vertical Slice Architecture? Meet Wolverine.HTTP!Wolverine.HTTP is a first-class HTTP framework for ASP.NET Core built for vertical slice architecture — low ceremony, no Mediator library, built-in transactional outbox, and middleware more powerful than IEndpointFilter.
12th April 2026The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with MartenHow to build the most efficient possible HTTP query endpoints in .NET by streaming JSON straight from PostgreSQL with Marten — using Marten.AspNetCore's WriteArray and compiled queries with zero C# allocation.
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2nd November 2026Alba 9 Is Nearly HereAlba 9.0 RC3 is the last release candidate before the biggest release Alba has had in years: host pooling for parallel integration tests, scenarios addressed by route name, JSON path and problem details assertions, endpoint coverage and authorization audits, time travel with a fake TimeProvider, server-sent events, and a rebuilt docs site. All of it is Jaedyn's work. Plus the breaking changes to read before you upgrade from Alba 8.8th June 2026Result Pattern or Exceptions for Errors? Wolverine Lets You Say "Neither"The .NET community keeps relitigating Result types vs. exceptions for error handling. With Wolverine you mostly get to opt out of that whole debate — let the framework handle the 404s, the 400s, and the OpenAPI metadata while your code stays clean of both Result wrappers and exception-as-control-flow.22nd April 2026Like Vertical Slice Architecture? Meet Wolverine.HTTP!Wolverine.HTTP is a first-class HTTP framework for ASP.NET Core built for vertical slice architecture — low ceremony, no Mediator library, built-in transactional outbox, and middleware more powerful than IEndpointFilter.12th April 2026The Fastest Possible HTTP Queries with MartenHow to build the most efficient possible HTTP query endpoints in .NET by streaming JSON straight from PostgreSQL with Marten — using Marten.AspNetCore's WriteArray and compiled queries with zero C# allocation.