Still chaining .AddXyz()
in a bloated Program.cs?
That startup code youโre proud of? It wonโt scale when your CTO wants white-label features, your PM adds a regional billing rule, or a client demands custom auth.
Weโve been building apps โ not platforms.
.NET 10 quietly introduces AppHost and AppBuilder โ a clean path to plugin-ready architecture:
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Runtime feature loading
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Per-tenant customization
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Versioned, testable modules
No more rigid startup logic.
No more branching monoliths.
Just modular systems that evolve without fear.
๐ง I break it all down in my latest article:
From Monolith to Modular: Architecting for Extensibility in .NET 10
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