Microsoft just announced a public preview of dotnetup. It is a toolchain manager for .NET. You can read the official announcement from the .NET blog. The announcement is mostly written from a developer point of view. I w…Read More »dotnetup: A new way to manage .NET in your GitHub Actions workflows
In my earlier post about running C in Fabric notebooks, I used pythonnet to load a compiled DLL from a Lakehouse and call its methods from Python. That works for reusing a class library, but you still need to build the D…Read More »Run C# Code Directly in a Microsoft Fabric Notebook
This blog has lived on Bluehost, running WordPress, for years. I really liked Bluehost performance and how stable it was. There was however two big problems on hosting blog there: 1) It was expensive. I think I paid like…Read More »Moving My Blog from Bluehost/WordPress to GitHub Pages with Astro and Cloudflare
This is part two of my Fabric Apps series. If you haven't read part one yet, go read it first. Part I covers why I love what Fabric Apps brings to the table and how Rayfin lets you build an app basically by prompting an…Read More »Fabric Apps Deep Dive: Data, Writeback, DevOps and the New Anonymous Access
28th of July I wrote a LinkedIn post about Fabric Apps and thanks to Arun Ulag who reposted it with a comment “100%” it went viral. I think I received like 100+ new connections just from that single post. Anyway in that…Read More »What is Fabric Apps?
.NET 8 and 9 are both driving toward the same cliff: end of support on 10 November 2026, at which point you stop getting security fixes and patches from Microsoft. The good news is that the upgrade to .NET 10 is usually…Read More »How to Migrate Your .NET 8 and 9 Apps to .NET 10 with Visual Studio and GitHub Copilot
I recently built MQNet .NET wrapper for mq, a jq-like query tool for Markdown. The project turned out to be a good exercise for several things at once: P/Invoke interop with a Rust library, cross-platform native compilat…Read More »MQNet: Shipping a Rust Library to .NET via NuGet
I was listening to Jeffrey Palermo’s AI DevOps Podcast and in one episode Chet Husk mentioned that one practical way to improve .NET build performance is to use Windows Dev Drive for development-heavy file operations. Th…Read More »NuGet Package Restore Speed Improvement with Windows Dev Drive
C is getting union types, and I wanted to try them out as soon as possible. In this post, I’ll show how to get them working with the current .NET preview SDK, what the setup looks like, and why unions can be a better fit…Read More »A first look at C# unions in .NET 11
Build logs are one of the most underutilized data sources in software development. Every time your CI/CD pipeline runs, it generates a wealth of information about your build process: compilation times, warnings, errors,…Read More »Botello: Get Your Build Logs Out of CI/CD and Into the Hands of AI
The way we do our job is changing fast. With the rise of AI-assisted development, tools like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot are no longer just autocomplete engines inside your editor. The Copilot CLI brings that same int…Read More »Is GitHub Copilot CLI the Future of Your Terminal Workflow?
I’ve been diving deep into Kilo Code Cloud Agents lately, and I have to say that I absolutely love it. In a world where we’re moving towards cloud agents and no longer running code locally, this approach feels like a gli…Read More »Turn Application Insights Exceptions into Pull Requests: End-to-End Automation with Kilo Code
