About me and .Net Code Chronicles blog

TL;DR: I turn complex .NET problems into clean, copy-pasteable solutions – and I document the why so you can scale without duct tape.

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Hey, I’m Aliaksandr (Sasha works too) – a .NET developer obsessed with shipping fast, readable, and well-instrumented software. On this blog I unpack the patterns, trade-offs, and production gotchas behind real projects in C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, MAUI, and AI/LLM on .NET. The mission? Empower developers, one byte at a time.

What you’ll find here

  • Hands-on guides that go beyond “hello world” into deployment, telemetry, resilience, and cost/latency trade-offs.
  • .NET Nuggets – short, high-signal tips you can apply between standups.
  • Performance & architecture: cleaner pipelines, resilient HTTP, pragmatic patterns.

If the code you write today makes your future self smile (or at least not cry), we’re doing it right.

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My approach (no fluff, just guardrails)

  1. Design for change: isolate volatility with composition, strategy, and state.
  2. Instrument everything: logs, metrics, traces first; hero code last.
  3. Latency is a feature: performance work is product work.
  4. DX matters: clear READMEs, reproducible scripts, and “why” comments.
  5. Ship, then sharpen: iterate in the open; let real users be the reviewer.

Who I write for

  • Busy senior/lead devs who want the distilled version and battle-tested snippets.
  • Mid-level devs leveling up into architecture, testing, and performance thinking.
  • Teams adopting Blazor or MAUI and needing pragmatic patterns that survive contact with production.

Work with me / Say hi

Have a project, training need, or an idea you want to sanity-check? I’m open to consulting, workshops, and content collaborations.
👉 Contact me here – it’s the fastest way to get a thoughtful reply.

You can also find me sharing quick takes and threads on LinkedIn – that “follow” link in the blog footer goes straight there.

Why this blog exists

When I started writing, my About page said basically “I’m a passionate .NET dev” (true but… generic). Now the goal is sharper: make hard things legible so you can reason faster, pick the right trade-offs, and keep your codebase calm during release week. If that resonates, you’ll feel at home here.

Happy Coding,
Aliaksandr Marozka