DEV Community: Khushi Kavathiya

Generative AI for Beginners in .NET 10 — What Changed?

Khushi Kavathiya — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 04:57:51 +0000

Microsoft updated their Generative AI for Beginners course for .NET 10 — and it’s more practical than ever.

Key Updates
Five lessons completely rewritten
Uses .NET 10 across the course
Introduces Microsoft.Extensions.AI
RAG examples simplified using native SDKs
Adds support for multi-agent systems

Example
var response = await aiClient.GetResponseAsync("Explain .NET in simple terms");
Console.WriteLine(response);

👉 AI is now part of real application development — not just experiments.

Takeaway

We’re moving from learning AI → building intelligent systems.

Full article:
https://medium.com/@kavathiyakhushali/generative-ai-for-beginners-in-net-10-from-curiosity-to-real-applications-ac5af44e81d5

Modernize .NET Anywhere with GitHub Copilot (With Example)

Khushi Kavathiya — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 05:30:14 +0000

Microsoft introduced a new way to modernize .NET apps using GitHub Copilot AI agents.

Instead of manually upgrading projects, you can now:

Analyze your app

Generate an upgrade plan

Automatically apply fixes

Example

Old project:

netcoreapp3.1

Using Copilot:

@modernize upgrade to latest .NET

Updated project:

net8.0

Copilot also fixes build errors and validates the project automatically.

Why It Matters

Faster upgrades

Fewer errors

Better developer productivity

Easier cloud adoption

Full article:
https://medium.com/@kavathiyakhushali/modernize-net-anywhere-with-github-copilot-faster-upgrades-with-ai-with-practical-example-de1a5da284fd

.NET 10.0.5 OOB Release: macOS Debugger Fix Explained (With Example)

Khushi Kavathiya — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 05:09:30 +0000

Microsoft released .NET 10.0.5 as an out-of-band update to fix a critical debugger issue affecting macOS developers.

This issue was introduced in .NET 10.0.4 and caused debugging failures and crashes.

Example
int x = 10;
int y = 0;

// This should trigger an exception during debugging
int result = x / y;

Before the fix:

Debugger crashes or fails to attach

After the fix:

Debugger works correctly

Exceptions are properly captured

Why It Matters

Debugging is a core part of development

Fixes improve developer productivity

Shows quick response from Microsoft

Full article:

https://medium.com/@kavathiyakhushali/net-10-0-5-oob-release-fixing-a-critical-macos-debugger-issue-with-practical-example-6ec7c90e49c1

.NET 11 Preview 2: What's New for Developers (With Example)

Khushi Kavathiya — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 05:07:26 +0000

Microsoft recently released .NET 11 Preview 2, bringing improvements across the runtime, SDK, libraries, and ASP.NET Core.

.NET 11 continues the evolution of Microsoft's cross-platform development platform used for building web apps, APIs, cloud services, and more.

Some key improvements include:

Runtime and performance optimizations

Updates to .NET libraries

Improvements in ASP.NET Core

Better tooling and developer productivity

Example: Minimal API in .NET
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
var app = builder.Build();

app.MapGet("/hello", () => "Hello from .NET 11!");

app.Run();

Run the project:

dotnet run

Open:

http://localhost:5000/hello

Output:

Hello from .NET 11!

Minimal APIs are a great way to build lightweight services quickly using the .NET platform.

If you're a .NET developer, trying preview releases is a great way to explore upcoming improvements and prepare your applications for future releases.

Full article:
https://medium.com/@kavathiyakhushali/net-11-preview-2-new-improvements-for-developers-with-a-practical-example-af5fa634b5a2

Hello Dev.to 👋 — I'm a .NET Developer Exploring AI and Modern Backend Development

Khushi Kavathiya — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 10:38:59 +0000

Hello everyone!

My name is Khushali Kavathiya, and I’m excited to join the Dev.to community.

I’m a developer focused on .NET, C#, backend development, and AI-powered tools. Over the past year I’ve been learning and building projects around modern technologies that help developers build scalable applications and intelligent systems.

My Background

So far my learning journey has included:

.NET and C# development

Backend development and APIs

Cloud fundamentals (Azure)

AI tools and developer productivity

Database systems and data handling

I’m especially interested in how AI is transforming software development, from coding assistants to intelligent applications.

What I Plan to Share Here

On Dev.to I plan to write about things I’m learning and exploring, including:

.NET development tips

C# programming concepts

AI tools for developers

Backend architecture and APIs

Interesting updates from the .NET ecosystem

Practical coding examples

My goal is simple: share useful knowledge while learning in public.

Recent Topics I'm Exploring

Recently I’ve been diving deeper into topics like:

AI coding agents

Microsoft’s MCP C# SDK

AI integrations in .NET applications

Modern backend development patterns

These areas are evolving quickly, and I enjoy breaking down complex concepts into practical examples.

Why I Started Writing

Writing helps me:

Reinforce what I learn

Share knowledge with other developers

Connect with the developer community

The developer community has helped me learn a lot, and I’m excited to contribute back.

Let’s Connect

If you're also working with .NET, C#, backend systems, or AI development, I’d love to connect and learn from you.

Feel free to share your experiences, suggestions, or topics you’d like to see covered.

Looking forward to learning and building together 🚀