.NET Technology Show
In this show, we explore the inner workings that goes into each ServiceStack Release and explore the benefits and purpose behind major features and how they can empower your next project and help you build better apps faster.
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Startup Tasks - Generate code from your running App (opens the original)
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StartupTasks run dev-time tasks once your App has fully started, keeping client DTOs and other generated code in sync with your server on every restart, with no extra build step for developers or AI Assistants to remember
OrmLite gets type-safe JSON access and Upserts (opens the original)
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Query JSON columns with typed C# expressions that run unchanged on SQLite, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and MySQL, and insert-or-update rows in a single native statement with the new Upsert APIs
ServiceStack v10.2 Release (opens the original)
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Gemini RAG AI Assistants & Website Search, portable typed JSON queries and native Upsert in OrmLite, Startup Tasks that keep client DTOs in sync, AI Chat with ServiceStack Auth and a codebase-wide security audit
Gemini RAG - AI Answers Customers can Verify from your Content (opens the original)
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Turn the files, docs and websites you already maintain into managed knowledge bases, then publish a citation-backed AI Assistant and instant, model-free Website Search to any site with one script tag
ServiceStack PDF Studio — From AI Design to Production PDFs (opens the original)
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Design Typst PDFs with AI Chat, publish validated templates, generate typed C# models and render production documents from your ServiceStack APIs
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