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How to work with custom containers in .NET Aspire
February 04, 2026 by Anuraj
Aspire AWS C# Docker
In this blog post,we will learn how to add custom containers to the .NET Aspire. Few days back I wrote a blog post on integrating .NET Aspire to AWS. As part of this AWS Dynamodb supported .NET Aspire. But I couldn’t find an admin interface to manage AWS Dynamodb locally. So I created a docker image for DynamoDb Admin.
Automating Image Compression for Jekyll Blogs with C# GitHub Actions
January 31, 2026 by Anuraj
DevOps GitHub Actions C#
In this post, I’ll walk you through building a custom GitHub Action in C# that automatically compresses images whenever you add a new blog post.
Automate Code Review in Bitbucket with Rovo Dev
January 18, 2026 by Anuraj
bitbucket code-review
In this blog post we will learn how to enable code review in Bitbucket with Rovo Dev. Rovo Dev introduced by Bitbucket recently. Rovo Dev can review pull requests in this repository and leave comments about potential improvements to quality, performance, security, and more.
Integrating AWS with .NET Aspire
January 15, 2026 by Anuraj
dotnet aws aspire cloudnative
In this blog post we will learn how to integrate AWS with .NET Aspire. .NET Aspire is an open-source, cloud-native application stack introduced by Microsoft (announced at Build 2023, GA in May 2024). It provides tools, templates, orchestration, and built-in observability so developers can focus on business logic instead of complex infrastructure setup.
How to create a Telegram bot in C# and dotnet
January 12, 2026 by Anuraj
dotnet csharp telegram
In this blog post we will learn how to create Telegram bot in C# and dotnet. We will be using a nuget package Telegram.Bot. Telegram is one of the most popular messaging platforms. One of its advantages is a robust yet very simple API for creating bots that can interact with users, and even with other bots.
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