GitHub - flox/flox: Developer environments you can take with you
Developer environments you can take with you. Contribute to flox/flox development by creating an account on GitHub.
The Ability to Improve
(while this article contains many general ideas, it is written from the perspective of product development.) If you don't continually improve, you soon lose the ability to do so … This thought came after an associate described a company that is struggling to m…
A Kinder Approach to Success
Anatomy of success Spectacular achievements happen over time. It’s actually an amount of skill in an area thats multiplied over time that leads to spectacular success. We don’t have to concern ourselves with the skills part of this equation as that itself can …
Hosting Websites at Home with a Framework Mainboard, Cooler Master Case, Dokku, and Cloudflare
When we at Framework came out with the Cooler Master Case last year, which can turn any old mainboard from our laptops into a full-fledged mini computer, my mind ran wild with ideas. Should I move …
Dependency Management Data | Case Studies
How to Feed the AIs
As recently discussed on The Carbon Copy with Brian Janous, utilities are seeing major forecasted demand growth for the first time in decades, and almost entirely from data centers. These data cent…
producing health
24 Feb 2024
Semantic AJAX-HTML
A proposed addition to the HTML spec.
Banned for self-promo
Policies that discourage self-promotion are harmful.
My Concerns about the TikTok Divestiture Bill as a Software Researcher/Developer
TikTok Divestiture Bill Has Passed US House
10 years in Open Source
Today marks 10 years since my first pull request to the Rust compiler. Though I’m no open source legend, to me it’s an important date still. As I’ve mentioned in the past, my involvement in Rust was pivotal to my development as a software engineer, so I can’t …
The no-code hype train and why it’s not stopping
If you're in the world of tech, you've likely heard the term "no-code" being thrown around a lot lately. It's the buzzword of the moment, and for good reason.
Adam Fuhrer | Frontend Engineer
A Toronto-based frontend engineer with a passion for art & creative coding.
Introducing SIMA, a Scalable Instructable Multiworld Agent
Introducing SIMA, a Scalable Instructable Multiworld Agent
How I built a website builder with Next.js - the story and implementation
On the Competitiveness of UGC Games Platforms
This essay is about UGC games platforms: How well they’re competing in the broader landscape of games platforms (meh), and how they can do better (by rewarding developers for driving inter-platform…
Importance of Intentionality in Digital Consumption
Written at 2024-03-13
Kyle Benzle
VLC wasn’t born like other media players. It wasn’t cooked up in some Silicon Valley tech-giant’s lab, fed on venture capital, and released into the world like a pampered prince. VLC is more of a phoenix, r…
My Journey Self Hosting Ollama and Open Web UI to Securely (and Confidentially) Access AI – The Thin Computer
So this journey begins from where I left off, after setting up my own self hosted server with WordPress, IPv6 and Cloudflare. For a brief starter, incase anyone here is looking for instructions on how to set things up, here’s how I setup my self hosted Macbook…
🪶 thoughts on group dynamics pt.1
Teammates share a common goal or mission with each other. Expectations of the team become the means for an individual to achieve goals. This shared accountab...
It's hard to express a fan-out data flow in Makefiles
Makefiles, Snakefiles, and Tupfiles don't let you express fan-out data well.
3 types of people
My brother recently read Straight-Line Leadership which he really liked and explained that you can generally categorize people into 3 categories, based on ho...
The Dichotomy of Engineering for Creativity
Building tools for creative endeavors is a unique challenge. It is a place where rigorous engineering meets the boundless creative process. The inherent contrasts and complementary forces between the systematic approach of engineering processes and the inheren…
State of the Terminal | g.p. anders
This is a companion article to my talk at Neovimconf 2023. I have been using Vim/Neovim as my full time text editor for close to 10 years. I’ve spent a lot of time in the terminal and have become very aware of the many flaws and idiosyncrasies of this bizarre …
Words of Wisdom: Backend Edition
A brief guide to achieve elegance in backend development.
What’s New in .NET MAUI 9 Preview 2
Yesterday, the second preview release of the .NET MAUI 9 was hot off the press. The changelog is here. To install the preview version, please refer to the article on .NET MAUI on .NET 9. The distin…
Get started with .NET 8 and AI using new quickstart tutorials - .NET Blog
New quickstarts are now available to help you get started with .NET and AI development.
How well does MFC IPTR/CIP support class template argument deduction (CTAD)? - The Old New Thing
Not very well, thanks to requiring the interface ID to be specified explicitly.
GitHub - oxylabs/OxyParser
Contribute to oxylabs/OxyParser development by creating an account on GitHub.
JIT WireGuard
Our fancy WireGuard setup was accumulating stale peers. Here's what we did about it.
Async Event Handlers in C#: What You Need to Know
Learn how to safely use async event handlers in C#. Understand the dangers and discover best practices for managing async event handlers in your C# code.
GitHub - Syllo/nvtop: GPU & Accelerator process monitoring for AMD, Apple, Huawei, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm
GPU & Accelerator process monitoring for AMD, Apple, Huawei, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm - Syllo/nvtop
Book Review: Apps and Services with .NET 8 - Coding Sonata
This is an in-depth review article on book: Apps and Services in .NET 8 by Mark J. Price and published by Packt
Speed up LINQ Any() with Spargine FastAny()
The article introduces FastAny(), a method in the DotNetTips.Spargine.Extensions NuGet package designed to accelerate LINQ’s Any() call, showcasing a 1.08 times performance improvement over t…
C# 12: Primary Constructors
In November 2023, Microsoft released .NET 8.0, and since then you can use C# 12.So, it might be a good time for you to learn about the new features of the programming language of the year 2023. To learn the features, I start with this…
Introducing Visual Studio 17.10 – Preview 2 is Here! - Visual Studio Blog
This preview release brings additional tools to help you improve your code reviews with Copilot, diagnostics improvements, as well as additional Extensibility and WinForms enhancements.
Refining Your Search: Introducing NuGet.org's Compatible Framework Filters - The NuGet Blog
Last year, we introduced search by target frameworks on NuGet.org, allowing you to filter your search results based on the framework(s) that a package targets. We received plenty of great feedback from you on how to make the filters more effective,
How to use No-Class Frameworks to Move Fast in Style
No-class CSS frameworks make it simpler to style and evolve an existing HTML UI
How to Use Polly In C#: Easily Handle Faults And Retries
Learn how to use Polly in C# to handle faults and retries with ease! Check out three code examples showcasing different use cases of Polly in C#!
.NET March 2024 Updates – .NET 8.0.3, 7.0.17, .NET 6.0.28 - .NET Blog
Check out latest March 2024 updates for .NET 8.0, .NET 7.0, and .NET 6.0.
Measuring Developer Productivity via Humans
Organizations should prioritize measuring developer productivity using data from humans, rather than data from systems.
I am Self-Publishing the Network Programming Book! - Chris Woodruff's Blog
Last September, I wrote about starting to write a book covering C# 12 and .NET 8 for network programming. I had big hopes with a well-known publisher. It just did not work out because of issues with both sides. It could not happen. So, I took some time off, an…