Interested in working in .NET Tooling? My team is hiring for a few roles. This is a great to impact the .NET ecosystem, work with devs all across Microsoft and help drive the .NET platform forward. jobs.careers.microsoft.com/g… jobs.careers.microsoft.com/g…

The instrumentalization of the tragedy of all those imprisoned and murdered in the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz for political messaging is a profound moral failure. Auschwitz is not a prop. @KyleLangfordCA, your post is an affront to the dignity of the victims and a disturbing display of insensitivity and disregard to horryfying human history.

Happening now! Solution2: Distribu-ready with the Modular Monolith with Layla Porter youtube.com/live/XVgZpXIYs1M… via @YouTube

The #solution2 conference is happening next week! 🚀 My buddies from discord.gg/csharp put together an awesome lineup, and our #dotnet advocacy team at @jetbrains is proud to be selected for one of the sessions. 🥰 Check out the agenda, and hopefully see you there!

Funny, I’m recommending a client start to rip this strategy out of their codebase because of the extra complexity, code noise, and overhead it adds.

Shooting just happened at The Trump rally

Ah good, dotnet.microsoft.com is down, which means our whole CI is down (dotnet-install) #dotnet

I’m not sure if imposter syndrome ever fully goes away, I just think you learn to manage it better. I felt it this week but it wasn’t a concern, just acknowledge the feeling and let it pass 🧘🏾.

If you're trying to use MediatR as part of an Event Driven Architecture where you're publishing events as a side effect from command or API processing, I'd recommend looking at Wolverine instead (wolverinefx.io)...

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Great article: a must-read for those just getting started, and a good reminder no matter how long you've been in the software industry! The Basics, by @thorstenball registerspill.thorstenball.c…

V5.1 of NCrunch is now available. This includes performance fixes for our Rider plugin and a fix for the grid node config tool (which was bugging out when trying to set RDI storage settings)

It's finally here. NCrunch V5. Years of work, stress, sleepless nights, hope, and achievement. I can't believe we're finally shipping this. I can't wait to hear what everyone thinks of it blog.ncrunch.net/post/NCrunc…

I love SemanticMerge for my C# repositories, but it's no longer available as a standalone product and I don't want or need the full Unity Version Control suite (service?). Are there any new alternatives, of any open source work going on in this space?

.NET 8.0 vs .NET 9.0 for consecutive stores😅 via github.com/dotnet/runtime/pu… and github.com/dotnet/runtime/pu…

Trying out something new @raygunio. I’ve paused core product development for two months (support continues). I’m calling this time “Gardening”. A time for the engineering group to weed their own garden, and plant for the future. This means we have two months of self direction. The ultimate goal is to significantly accelerate our development efforts. We have a relatively large code base, across three major products, and it’s showing some age. Over this two months we’ll be: - upgrading everything to .NET 6 (in prep for 8 at end of the year). We’ve moved many things, but have stragglers we need to move. - finally tackling some of the medium complexity “one day we’ll get to that” tasks across our system. - Improving the DX around our CI/CD ( we use @teamcity and @OctopusDeploy but can be tidied and new approaches tested) - Simplifying our FE code (mainly also dropping some legacy stuff that has been pending a move). - long list of other smaller tasks the team are keen to get to. We’ll see how much we achieve over the next two months. I’m an engineer at heart. While we make continual improvements, we *all* know the “deal with that tomorrow” times compound. It’s a common challenge for software engineers. I’m hoping that, as CEO, I’ll get some insights around how valuable this type of work is, and in particular, if allocating everyone for 2 months solid will “pay for itself” in accelerated delivery on the other side. My gut tells me this is a wise investment that more software businesses should make, but we’ll see!

JENGA!

Playing with inline arrays: - Runtime: github.com/dotnet/runtime/is… - Language feature: github.com/dotnet/roslyn/iss… The feature is for *very advanced scenarios* (where performance matters). #dotnet #csharp

The reason I've been under the radar for the last few months! I hope the publish date will be sooner than here, but that's what I've been 'cooking' #dotnet #webapi amazon.com/Development-Absol…