Welcome to the thirty-fifth episode of The Breakpoint Show! In this episode, we take a nostalgic and opinionated journey through the best and worst features of .NET over the years. From the innovations we’ve loved to the ones that made us question our life choices, we’re breaking it all down with a mix of insight, humor, and maybe a little therapy.
Join us as we reminisce about the .NET features that changed the game, made development easier, and pushed the ecosystem forward. But, of course, we’ll also call out the ones that were frustrating, overcomplicated, or just didn’t quite hit the mark. Whether it’s language features, frameworks, or API design choices, no topic is off-limits.
If you’ve been working with .NET for years, you’ll probably recognize some of the same features that made us cheer—or cringe. And if you’re newer to .NET, consider this a fun history lesson with some hard-earned developer wisdom thrown in.
Tune in for a lively, no-holds-barred discussion on the .NET features we’ve loved, hated, and everything in between. You don’t want to miss this one!
