.NET Development

Day 17 – Building Microservices with .NET and Docker

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Introduction Microservices architecture allows applications to be broken into smaller, independent services that can be developed, deployed, and scaled individually. .NET developers can leverage ASP.NET Core and Docker to build, containerize, and deploy microservices efficiently. At CuriosityTech.in, learners gain practical knowledge of building scalable, containerized FullStack applications, ensuring they are industry-ready. 1. Understanding Microservices Monolithic […]

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Day 16 – CI/CD for .NET Full Stack Developers with Azure DevOps

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Introduction Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) are essential for modern FullStack development. CI/CD automates building, testing, and deploying applications, reducing human error and speeding up delivery. For .NET Full Stack developers, Azure DevOps provides a robust platform to implement CI/CD pipelines that integrate ASP.NET Core backend, EF Core database, and frontend frameworks like

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Day 2 – Frontend vs Backend vs Full Stack in .NET Explained

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When people hear the term FullStack Developer, especially in the .NET ecosystem, many imagine a single superhero juggling frontend and backend tasks seamlessly. But in reality, each layer—frontend, backend, and full stack—comes with its own responsibilities, technologies, and challenges.

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