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Problem: every time I started a new Claude session, it didn’t know me.

I should really start blogging again.

Highlights In no particular order… Programming’s Greatest Mistakes An ever-evolving look at some of the mistakes in software engineering over the years that have led to explosions, bankruptcies, world-wide Windows outages, or in one case just a severe tel…

Dustin Moris Gorski yesterday published Fund OSS through package managers on his blog over Dusted Codes.

It’s .NET’s 20th birthday: 20 years since Microsoft released v1.0 of their managed runtime, a Base Class Library, a couple of application frameworks, and the C# programming language.

I’ve been working on a fun little project on my stream recently.

TL;DR: I’ve come up with a way to gradually migrate old ASP.NET WebForms (or MVC) applications to .NET 5.0, and you can watch me figure it out in real-time on my brand new Twitch channel.

I’m a big fan of the Nullable Reference Types feature added in C# 8.0.

One of the great features of .NET Core is that it gives you a simple way to create and distribute CLI tools via NuGet.

First up, let me just say that Roslyn, the compiler platform for C# and .NET, is amazing and I love it.

Ironically, as I am creating a Visual Studio extension that migrates .NET 4.x code to .NET Core 3.1, I find myself mainly coding with .NET 4.7.2 and C# 7.3.