Rider 2026.2 EAP 6 is out! This preview build improves how async call stacks are presented during debugging. The debugger now reduces noise from generated async and task infrastructure frames, making it easier to follow the logical flow of your code instead of digging through compiler-generated implementation details. You can download the EAP build from our website here 👉 jetbrains.com/rider/nextvers…

We inherited a legacy medical invoicing system. The business wanted to expand into web shops. Same invoices. Very different failure modes. Here’s what a message queue taught us about temporal decoupling 🧵👇 planetgeek.ch/2026/06/13/lea…

June's dotInsights newsletter is ready to help you slide into the weekend with the latest #dotnet news and content. Highlights: 📈 Profiling tips with @danielmarbach 🪩 Reflection perf with @DevLeaderCa 🏁 Pattern Matching with Ali @elmah_io blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/20…

Production code is too noisy. Benchmarks are too focused. Between them sits the profiling harness. Small enough to isolate a code path. Realistic enough to expose allocations and CPU costs. Visibility first. Comparison second. planetgeek.ch/2026/06/01/bui… #dotnet #performance

I confess I missed X and I'm partially back

The first benchmark I wrote looked deceptively easy. A class. A few attributes. A method. The hard part isn't writing benchmarks. It's knowing what deserves one. Profiles identify. Benchmarks validate. Production teaches. planetgeek.ch/2026/05/27/sto… #dotnet #performance

Folks: when you write skills, ask your agent to be token efficient, relax grammer. I see too many skills that write books in the skill description, and all that crap is loaded into every context. I wrote a skill that finds the worst offenders. github.com/steipete/agent-sc…

How LLMs are destroying OSS trust signals - what should maintainers do about it? (I have one idea)

Openclaw Patch has now #dotnet support thanks to a collaboration between me github.com/openclaw/clawpatc… and Simon github.com/openclaw/clawpatc…

The thing I really appreciate about local AI and home-rolled agent harnesses is that this is where the people who are in software for the love of the game are creating a garage-hacker movement. OSSing everything. Building and sharing tools. Experimenting. 100000% contrast to the AI doomer / grifters / slop-maxxing / course sellers. If you are feeling down or worried about how AI is going to impact your career, this is where you're going to find your love of building learning things again and probably drastically increase your market value as a developer right now too. You can probably jump in with an old gaming rig or a Mac and start right away - you won't be replacing frontier models with that gear, but you'll be surprised what you can automate and accomplish even with small models.

Be Anthropic > Give people Opus 4.6 > People love it. > For 2 months you degrade Opus 4.6 > You give back normal Opus 4.6 and call it Opus 4.7. > People love it. That's the business model.

I got sick of being forced to see tons of ads and to log in just to visualize and export a Mermaid diagram... Mermaid Studio is LIVE! mermaidstudio.app/ And @jongalloway approved

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Check out @danielmarbach at NDC London 2025 with his practical guide to profiling and benchmarking. After all, what's the value of profiling and benchmarking if it's not going to actually make a difference? buff.ly/WnVwH7t

Getting pretty tired of this being almost my entire tech news feed these days.

I'm sorry Slack, you're doing fucking WHAT with user DMs, messages, files, etc? I'm positive I'm not reading this correctly.