Daily DevOps & .NET - Where Code Meets Culture

NetEvolve.HealthChecks 5.0 is a decisive expansion—broader coverage scope, less boilerplate.

New domain‑specific packages extend monitoring across cloud services, messaging platforms, graph, time‑series, vector and AI backends. In parallel, the former inheritance‑driven shared base library (abstract classes + repetitive DI wiring) was replaced by purpose-built source generators—removing manual registration churn and consolidating intent. Release 5.0 also formalizes full support for .NET 10—aligning with current trimming and analyzer improvements.

Code metrics have become a standard feature in modern development environments, yet their implementation and interpretation often leave much to be desired. While Visual Studio and .NET provide comprehensive code metrics analysis, the way these metrics are configured, presented, and (more critically) acted upon reveals a fundamental disconnect between measurement and meaningful improvement.

What code metrics actually measure, how to configure them properly, and (more importantly) why blindly following thresholds without understanding context is, frankly, a recipe for misguided refactoring efforts that waste your team’s time and actively damage your codebase.

Microsoft wants you to believe .NET 10 is boring. They’re right — and that’s the best news we’ve had in years.

.NET 10 is here, and for once, Microsoft didn’t oversell it. LTS support through 2028, JIT improvements that actually matter, and C# 14 features that won’t rewrite your architecture. Here’s what you need to know before migrating.