A weekly developer newsletter teaching practical .NET skills, with recent issues covering Entity Framework Core history and versions, Dapper as a lightweight ORM, and generating PDFs with QuestPDF. Readers get code-oriented explanations and comparisons, though each issue also carries promotional blurbs for the author's paid courses.
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A chapter-by-chapter series teaching experienced .NET engineers how to use, call, understand and deploy AI models, with Claude Code as the main tool and Azure as the hosting platform. It frames AI integration as familiar engineering problems such as credentials, access control and cost rather than a new discipline.
Rubber Dux is a personal engineering blog covering .NET, AI-assisted development, and software craftsmanship. Its posts give practical, first-person guidance on setting up AI harnesses, bootstrapping projects for AI agents, and controlling AI-assisted work.
A personal technical blog covering Microsoft Azure, .NET and software architecture, with hands-on walkthroughs drawn from real projects. It also includes occasional posts on architect leadership and soft skills.
Technical blog posts on modern C# and .NET features, with a focus on C# 14 and .NET 10 additions such as null-conditional assignment and extension members. Each post explains the feature with before-and-after code examples and some historical context.
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