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One of the big problems nowadays, especially with tech companies is that the “social contract” is completely gone.

It’s been a long time since I posted here, and the tech industry has changed a lot.

I’m preparing for interviewing and want to get ready for the inevitable C# trivia questions that will inevitably come up.

Over the weekend, I started some spring cleaning of my GitHub open-source repositories.

Just released version 2.0.0 of Legba, my Windows desktop app (WPF) to manage requests to LLMs that use the OpenAI API format.

Released CodeBundler over the weekend, a new open-source app (WPF and command line versions) to consolidate C# and VB.NET source code files into a single file or string (for the WPF version).

As part of my “build things that help me build the next thing better and faster” plan, I needed to update my argument parsing NuGet package, ScottLilly.ArgumentParser, for one of those upcoming apps.

It’s been a while since I wrote anything here, other than answering questions, but I’m getting back to “coding in public”.

I’ve recently been organizing my open-source projects on GitHub.

Link to video on YouTube Now that we have a unit test for our project, let’s add a GitHub Action to run those unit tests when we commit changes to the repository – and tell you if those changes broke any unit tests.