Panu Oksala

28th of July I wrote a LinkedIn post about Fabric Apps and thanks to Arun Ulag who reposted it with a comment “100%” it went viral.

.NET 8 and 9 are both driving toward the same cliff: end of support on 10 November 2026, at which point you stop getting security fixes and patches from Microsoft.

I recently built MQNet .NET wrapper for mq, a jq-like query tool for Markdown.

I was listening to Jeffrey Palermo’s AI DevOps Podcast and in one episode Chet Husk mentioned that one practical way to improve .NET build performance is to use Windows Dev Drive for development-heavy file operations.

C# is getting union types, and I wanted to try them out as soon as possible.

Build logs are one of the most underutilized data sources in software development.

The way we do our job is changing fast.

I’ve been diving deep into Kilo Code Cloud Agents lately, and I have to say that I absolutely love it.

MTP is a lightweight alternative to good old VSTest for running unit tests in Visual Studio and CI/CD pipelines.

In my previous blog post I wrote about Container App Jobs and how to run them on scheduled manner.