IOptions, IOptionsSnapshot, and IOptionsMonitor solve different problems. Picking the wrong one causes stale config, unnecessary allocations, or subtle concurrency bugs. Here is when to use each — with real examples from Granit’s 128 packages.
.NET 10 makes SSE a first-class citizen with TypedResults.ServerSentEvents(). Build a complete real-time notification stream from HTTP primitives to React hooks — no WebSocket plumbing required.
Swashbuckle is unmaintained and has no OpenAPI 3.1 support. .NET 10 ships a native document generator. Here is how to replace Swagger UI with Scalar — and what Granit’s ApiDocumentation module does for you automatically.
Build a complete CRUD module with Granit in under 10 minutes — from entity definition to validated endpoints with full audit trail and soft delete.
