DevLog

If you’ve deployed a Cloudflare Page in the past few years, like I have, and hooked it up with for example a GitHub repository, you may not have noticed, that Cloudflare has been making changes to your configuration, and it may not be what you want. tl;dr…

As of November 5th, 2025, Material for MkDocs is now in maintenance mode, with committed support for the next 12 months.

From my experience, every product will eventually want to export some messages or generate a report and it obviously needs to be a PDF.

In September there seems to have been some blockchain spam repositories (see ycombinato, Git Coin) that tagged quite a few people, triggering GitHub notifications for those people.

This post was started in 2024, but as I attended the .NET Day Switzerland 2025 roughly weeks ago, I remembered, that I never actually finished and published it … until now.

Recently, I downgraded my Visual Studio 2022 Enterprise installation to Visual Studio 2022 Professional, which worked well, except that I couldn’t compile anything with CMake and couldn’t open most C# projects, as MSBuild was failing with the following cr…

While working on my Stream Deck plugin for Clockify, I noticed that the API client package I was using, wasn’t up-to-date with the latest version of Clockfiy’s OpenAPI specification.

The dotnet command line interface (CLI) has been the recommended way to build, test, pack, publish, etc. .NET applications ever since its release.

With the “old” project files, i.e. non-SDK projects, you could reference an assembly and it would automatically be looked up in the GAC (Global Assembly Cache).

In the not so distant past continuous integration (CI) hadn’t been a thing.