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Production Agentic AI with .NET 10 & React

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Build Production-Ready Agentic AI with .NET 10, React, RAG, MCP, Multi-Agent Systems, Azure AI Foundry & AKSAI development is rapidly moving beyond simple chatbots and prompt engineering.

The next generation of enterprise applications will be built around AI Agents that can reason, retrieve trusted information, use tools, maintain state, collaborate with other agents, involve humans when required, and operate securely in production environments.

And if you are a .NET developer, senior engineer, tech lead, or solution architect, you should not have to abandon your Microsoft technology stack and become a Python web developer to participate in this transition.

This course is designed to bridge that gap.

You will learn how to build a complete production-oriented Agentic AI application using .NET 10 and React, starting from foundational LLM integration and progressively moving into RAG, function calling, MCP, single-agent architecture, multi-agent systems, memory, Human-in-the-Loop, AG-UI, security, evaluation, observability, Azure AI Foundry, Azure managed services, and AKS production deployment.

This is not a collection of disconnected AI demos.

Throughout the course, we build and evolve NexaStore — a real-world AI-powered shopping and support application — so that you understand how these technologies fit together as part of an actual software architecture.

Why Should .NET Developers Learn Agentic AI?

For years, .NET developers have built enterprise systems using APIs, microservices, databases, messaging, cloud platforms, containers, Kubernetes, and distributed architectures.

Those skills are still extremely valuable.

But the application architecture is changing.

Instead of every workflow being explicitly coded as:

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