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Models are getting copied.

We can approve a migration budget, hire consultants, and pay for production support.

We keep measuring how much code agents produce, how many issues they close, and how quickly they modernize applications.

We love 𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗼𝗿 𝗯𝘂𝗱𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘀 in technology.

Your AI-generated code compiles.

For years, .NET Foundation membership records have lived in several places.

This is one of those announcements I am genuinely excited about.

The “next big thing” in space technology is a shift from simply getting to space to living, working, and computing there.

When people describe AI as “thinking,” they often imagine something brain-like happening inside the model.

AI is rapidly becoming a new class of “developer inside the organization”, not just writing code, but navigating repositories, understanding conventions, reusing components, and stitching together systems.

I’m #humbledandhonored to share that I have been appointed to the .NET Foundation Board of Directors – Thank You for your service, Kendall Miller!

You just wish you would have been there – thanks for sponsor Infragistics (thank you Jason Beres and Dean Guida ) and Microsoft (thank you Brian Jablonsky , Betsy Weber , Gerald Tiu , Nelly Delgado , Marisela Cerda , Summer Matthews , Galimah Baysah and A…

Many people at apidays asked whether my presentation was recorded.

There was a time when the ultimate brag in tech sounded something like this: “I pulled an all-nighter debugging a race condition in production.” or “I can still write LINQ from memory without IntelliSense.” or, for the truly elite: “I use Vim, by choice.”

A long time ago, in a galaxy not so far away… it became clear that some things travel faster than hyperspace.

Every year, this process is more than a form: it is a moment of reflection.