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MD: @[email protected] Email: [email protected] LI: https://t.co/R6V0bqDQEO I AM NOT PROF SCOTT GALLOWAY
It's in the trees! It's coming (also Scotland)
Joined March 2007
New website for the new venture stylobot https://t.co/X57AYniLum A new type of bot detector. Mine is SUPER quick - sub millisecond Multi-Path - behavioural signature. Rolling window approach - decisons made during between ^ across requests safely, quickly. ZERO PII - NO PII
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Today’s fun project: a small CLI for my LLM-powered API mocking tool (Ollama / LM Studio / OpenAI). Load an OpenAPI spec and it behaves like the real API — REST, GraphQL, gRPC, SignalR, and SSE all supported. Or just call endpoints like /api/users/43. Releases:
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A little Local LLM project you can use to get sample data. - scottgal/LLMApi
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And as promised; how to get multiplatform (and multi-architecture like ARM / x64) AOT builds with SQLite working. Multiplatform AOT with SQLite: How to get it working! https://t.co/WK21Gh2enH
#dotnet #dotnetcore #yarp #aspnet
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Introduction Native AOT promises to turn your .NET applications into tiny, self-contained executables that start instantly and run anywhere—no runtime...
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The rolling heuristics model uses advanced pattern analysis, statistics and ML *techniques* while being sub-10ms for a complete learning cycle. Close match? Blocked sub-ms before it even needs extra work!
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Prototype is 'always unlicense, always free'. HOPEFULLY enterprise stuff would pay for it. Oh and 'what's a bot?' really ANY automated tool being used against your site. Whether probing API endpoints or just scraping prices. This combats ALL OF THEM. ZERO CONFIG
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Something weird happens when you use an LRU cache as a concurrent execution coordinator. Ephemeral Signals - Turning Atoms into a Sensing Network #csharp #netcore #dotnet #dotnetcore
https://t.co/L04ZgWDrHD
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A tiny primitive that turns concurrent work into a coordinated, adaptive system. "The Ephemeral Signals Pattern" In Part 1 we built ephemeral execution -...
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New series (well there's 2). Just looking at the options, recent changes etc in these core technologies. Data Access in .NET: Comparing ORMs and Mapping Strategies Part 1 - Entity Framework Core https://t.co/64c9bqsQQT Part 2 - Dapper, Raw SQL, and Hybrid Approaches
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When building .NET applications, one of the most important architectural decisions you'll make is how to handle data access and object mapping. The .NET...
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New mini series Load Testing https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core Applications with k6 Introduction - https://t.co/pJtGKSQzCe Practical Implementation - https://t.co/wSc3RLndqw
#aspnet #k6 #loadtest
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Now that you understand the fundamentals of k6 and performance testing, it's time to put that knowledge into practice. This article walks you through...
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HTMX with https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core Partials: The Server-Side Renaissance In which I cover how HTMX perfectly complements https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core Partials to build rich SPA like experiences with minimal JavaScript (and elegant fallbacks). #aspnet #aspnetcore #htmx
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Build web apps and services that run on Windows, Linux, and macOS using C#, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Get started for free on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
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NEW POSTS. Today's (well tomorrow's 😜) topic ois on Background Services in https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh. Background Services in https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core - Part 1: The Approaches https://t.co/HPQUGGPE3K Background Services in https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core - Part 2: Practical
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Build web apps and services that run on Windows, Linux, and macOS using C#, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Get started for free on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
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Bit of a mental pallete cleanser for today's article. You're Probably Doing EF Migrations wrong... On using EF Bundles and why you *really should*. https://t.co/gR4V5LF3Gh
#csharp #efcore
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Running MigrateAsync() at startup? You're giving your app database owner rights and hoping nothing goes wrong. There's a better way - EF migration bundles...
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Today's (old article I finiahed) "Playing with Code: An Efficient Agile Approach" On how I stage development and why a 'Make It Work, Make It Pretty, Lock It Down' approach is often not only the most fun but the BEST approach to (real) agile software engineering. .
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Why treating your branch as a sandbox—and play as legitimate work—produces better software with less stress. Hot take: Most developers are trying to be...
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Okay now my RAG series (!!) is 3 articles long Goes from explaining where RAG came from, how it works then how to build using RAG in C# apps (no Azure nonsense required) https://t.co/dTiXJM1xdR
#ai #rag #llm #netcore #csharp
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Ever searched for "deployment guide" and got nothing, even though there's an article about "publishing to production"? RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)...
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Nipping in to let you all know I'm available for remote FT / Contracts from the end of December (when my current contract ends). If you don't know this is me: https://t.co/sb0EkgbMvh A super experienced full stack developer (specialising in C# .ASP.NET but I can do it all).
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Scott Galloway | CTO | Head of Engineering | Systems Architect | Remote I'm a technical leader with over 30 years building and scaling engineering teams...
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Added SignalR mocking to my LLM powered API mocking middleware. This can generate SignalR response data from an LLM based on description (or JSON schema, whatever), background service which keeps it streaming. GREAT for testing stuff like dashboards. https://t.co/ZORPV7vMFE
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New blog article. A whistle-stop tour of HTMX extensions and HTMX integration with https://t.co/2rgBkvmNHP Core. https://t.co/rJJkAld7pG
#aspnetcore #htmx
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Introduction HTMX is a powerful JavaScript library that allows you to create dynamic web applications with minimal JavaScript. It enables you to make AJAX...
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New blog post: An Auto-Update Partial Updater with Alpine.js and HTMX How I built a simple update control which uses HTMX and Alpine to call to an https://t.co/2rgBkvmfSh Core action to update an element at regular intervals. https://t.co/nGQfxBbB3G
#htmx #AlpineJS #aspnetcore
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Introduction So in what's becoming a series, in a work project I wanted to add the ability for a partial to auto-update on a given timescale. Here's how I...
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