Happy to share that Radha AI is now part of Microsoft for Startup. Discover our flagship AI, Instruct UI: Create ASP.NET Core Blazor front-ends from text or screenshots. Try it at InstructUI.com.

Tragedies like this often occur due to a "window of vulnerability" or Cold Chain Failure. If the vaccine isn't stored at 2°C-8°C constantly, it loses potency. ​4 ways to prevent this from happening to you 1️⃣ The 15-Minute Flush: Immediately wash the wound with soap and RUNNING water for 15 mins. This is the single most effective way to kill the virus at the entry point. 2️⃣ Demand the RIG: For broken skin (Category III), you need RIG (Rabies Immunoglobulin) inside the wound, not just the vaccine in your arm. RIG provides instant antibodies while the vaccine takes 7-14 days to work. 3️⃣ Choose the Right Hospital: Avoid small, local clinics that might have frequent power cuts or poor refrigeration. Go to a major government hospital where cold chain protocols (backup generators/medical fridges) are strictly monitored. 4️⃣ Zero Delay: If the bite is near the face/neck, the virus reaches the brain faster. Start the treatment within hours, not days.

Blazor in the Console. Blazor everywhere.

The coolest feature in ASP .NET Core 10 yet! 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗿-𝗦𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 It's a simpler alternative to SignalR 👇 You may need to integrate real-time updates in your .NET application from the backend to the frontend. You have a few options to implement this: • Polling — frontend continuously checks the server for new data • SignalR — frontend subscribes to an event, and the server sends this event using WebSockets • Server-Sent Events (already available in .NET 10 preview) Polling endpoints every few seconds can overload your server and waste bandwidth, while full-duplex WebSockets may be overkill for simple, one-way updates. Server-Sent Events (SSE) provide a lightweight, reliable way for ASP .NET Core apps to push continuous streams of data without the complexity of bidirectional protocols. Today, I shared with 11,267 people: ➡️ How SSE works and why it matters ➡️ Implementing an SSE endpoint with Minimal APIs ➡️ Testing your SSE stream using an HTTP Request file in the IDE ➡️ Building a simple Frontend Application to test SSE ➡️ Key differences between SSE and SignalR (WebSockets) I will show you how to create "Live Stock Market" updates both on the backend and the frontend. If you missed the issue, here it is (make sure to subscribe): ↳ antondevtips.com/blog/real-t… — ♻️ Repost to help your network learn about Server-Sent Events in .NET 10 ➕ Follow me ( @AntonMartyniuk ) for more #dotnet #API

RAG is not Memory. AI agents need long-term memory to maintain context and learn continuously. 5 frameworks for AI agent memory. 100% opensource. 1. Graphiti builds temporally-aware knowledge graphs for AI agents that change over time with evolving relationships and context.

AWS detected a new form of ransomware attack, where attackers use SSE-C to overwrite your S3 data and re-encrypt them with the attacker's key. Presumably, you'd have to pay them a ransom in exchange for the key to regain access to your data. So now, they recommend disabling the use of SSE-C unless you need it. And, to enable S3 versioning to support data recovery in case they are deleted and overwritten. Read more in this blog post: aws.amazon.com/blogs/securit…

Top software engineers don't just code all day. They spend more time reading code, reviewing documentation, collaborating with others, and thinking strategically. Their focus is on delivering the most business value, which often means not writing code.

You don't need more time, you need set priorities right.

Easier way to become excellent developer is to pay attention to details in things we do. Either we develop and use a thing it is required.

The easiest path to building a great product is being the first customer. Start from the pain point you have first.

When to use ASP.NET Core Blazor? You are familiar with C#? Your backend is dotnet? Your app has lot of business logic? If you say yes to any of the above, then you should use Blazor.