With pain in my heart, I have to tell you that the love of my life, Arjen Smits aka Danthar, has past away on october 31, 2025. He fought a battle he couldn't win. 💔 Julie Smits

the best thing .NET Aspire does well is eliminate the insane productivity-killing manual process that every BigCo has for getting their $100m app running locally This talk is about using .NET Aspire to avoid that. Will do YT videos about it in near future too.

The deeper you go into the semiconductor supply chain, the less believable it becomes. > TSMC, a company on a small island, produces over 90% of the world’s most advanced chips > TSMC relies on dutch company ASML for EUV lithography machines > ASML depends on German Company

In de tweede aflevering duiken we in de veiligheid van ons stroomnetwerk: hoe makkelijk is dat te hacken, en hoe kwetsbaar zijn we? We spreken erover met experts, hackers (o.a. @SchizoDuckie) en onze minister. De episode is nu overal te beluisteren: https://t.co/j2sl0Fsg4f

Did you check out the new IExceptionHandler in .NET? It's a simplified way to handle exceptions globally. IExceptionHandler is part of the built-in exception handling middleware. You can handle all exceptions or a specific exception. Which also means you can chain handlers.

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Don’t sleep on Mapsui. It is my favorite .NET library for cross platform maps and works everywhere. Just restarted project sponsorship. https://t.co/D4tn3IHjzt

Thats a shame because it was a way better movie. Then i thought it would be. I enjoyed it and will gladly. Tecommend watching it

The built-in "Eventing Framework" issue in dotnet/aspnetcore was closed last night as "not planned." This is a tragedy for the least capable users in our ecosystem, having to resort to *shudder* evaluating mature third party frameworks to do the same thing.

Spent the past few weeks re-designing the website for Phobos, our commercial library for Akka .NET telemetry, and I think it might be the best looking DocFx website on the market:

Made a very short video (<3m) on trying to get the OTEL Collector to work with .NET Aspire, because I wasted several hours trying to make this work this week.

Don’t take it from me: take it from the ChatGPT team explaining how it al works under the hood It’s not a fellow human, even though it can generate text much better than any other machine learning approaches. https://t.co/3udkZs5Jcm

David Fowler ( @davidfowl ) went from an intern to a Distinguished engineer at Microsoft. That’s 11 different promotions all at the same company. I interviewed him for everything he learned by going through that process. We discussed: • His promotions to Principal and

Incrementalist 1.1 is out and live on NuGet - if you've never heard of it before, it's an OSS dotnet tool for doing incremental builds on really large .NET solutions (monorepos especially) - it leverages git diffs and Roslyn to cover the minimal graph needed to cover changes

Standalone Aspire Dashboard Setup for Distributed .NET Applications by @mjovanovictech https://t.co/5kd8F9qhdy #aspnetcore

Your .NET apps need a reverse proxy. Why? - Secure entry point - Central auth & TLS (termination) - Load balancing - Request aggregation I just dropped a video showing how to build one with YARP in https://t.co/KHFU0SV0FP Core. Check it out: https://t.co/vkP4qLTzYm

Supercharging API Development with Fast Endpoints by @AssisZang https://t.co/CWftrCFOrh #aspnetcore

I really need to ship Incrementalist 1.1 because it's 10x faster than 1.0 thanks to a contributor migrating the entire eval system to use the MSBuild static graph engine. We've been using it every day in @AkkaDotNET for like 4 months now and works without any issues.

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