Quick straw poll about the transcripts: Do you read them? Are they useful? Disregarding the "SEO benefits", we'd like to know whether spending upwards of two hours fixing a broken OpenAI Whisper based transcription is worth the time.

We've had a lot of new followers here recently. We don't usually post here anymore. But are on 🦋 (search for gaprogman to get the show host) and LinkedIn ( https://t.co/pNbQVOWCmv)

A quick reminder: we don't post here that often these days. We're over on the butterfly place https://t.co/q5nSwphJ2v

The final episode of Season 7 of The Modern #dotnet Show! We chat with Azure MVP @cjkodare about her book "Learning Microsoft Azure" and her work on the Extend Women in Tech podcast. A must-listen for developers learning cloud fundamentals. ➡️

In the latest episode of the @dotNetCoreShow , Mark Fussell (@mfussell) dives deep into Dapr’s building blocks—service invocation, state stores, pub/sub, bindings, secrets, actors, and more—to show how its sidecar model dramatically slashes boilerplate and lets you compose

The .NET team is rewriting the rulebook on cloud-native dev. @maddymontaquila joins us to talk all things .NET Aspire. Listen here 👉 https://t.co/ytZhHQx4vj #dotnet #aspire #cloudnative

We're often asked about the music we use in the show. It was produced by the incredible @monomemory85!

And our thanks go out to @DevartSoftware for sponsoring this episode. Be sure to check out both "dotConnect" and "Entity Developer" by following the links in the show notes. And let them know that you heard about them from us.

Join us on this week's Modern #dotnet Show as we discuss modernising .NET web applications with DotVVM or YARP https://t.co/hdSAWd5Tiy #DotVVM #YARP #Modernisation

Oh hey! Its the podcast's website.

I'm thinking of doing a short series of episodes directly after Build (next month) talking about some of the things #dotnet devs might want to know about. Is that a good idea? Would folks like that kind of thing?

Whoa! @JonathanPeppers’ .NES lets you code #CSharp for the NES! Hear about compiling C# to binary with AOT, tackle memory and sprites, and build retro games. Amp up your coding game... Listen in. 🎧 https://t.co/udwrf2wLip

Super interesting, especially for those folks who need high performance .NET https://t.co/gk0lFLib5V

Listen here: https://t.co/d8OG9jd1qa Or search for The Modern .NET Show in your podcast app. And if you’re experimenting with generative AI in your .NET work, we'd love to hear how you’re getting on.

If you’re building software and want to stay ahead of where AI tooling is actually going, this episode is well worth your time. Amit’s experience at Microsoft gives him a uniquely grounded perspective; no hype, just practical insight.

Around three-quarters of the way through, Amit touched on a concept that would later be referred to as "Agentic workflows", and even hinted at ideas resembling Anthropic’s MCP (Model Context Protocol). This was six months before it was publicly announced by Anthropic.

The episode was recorded in early May 2024 and covered a lot of ground: – how developers can use generative AI in practice – where .NET fits in – the thinking behind Amit’s book Generative AI in Action:

Been wondering how #generativeAI fits into your work as a #dotnet developer? Back in July 2024, we released an episode of The Modern .NET Show featuring Amit Bahree, Principal GM for the AI Platform at Microsoft. Catch up here:

Throwback to two years ago, when Jamie was on an episode of Podcasters Live! in person. Here's a link to the on-demand version of the live stream: https://t.co/F5ObcKI2wc

Over the last three years lots of content creators have gotten into selling their own brands of coffee beans. Makes me wonder whether I missed the boat with a "dotnet brew" brand of coffee.