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5. Auth-enabled Swagger UI for interactive testing
6. Global error handling
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8. Production deployment to Azure
9. GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline
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This .NET Backend Blueprint isn't another "Hello World" template.
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.NET 10 Release Candidate 1 is here! With a go-live support license and support in #VisualStudio2026! Reas all about the release, give it a download, and join us today for a .NET Unboxed live stream with the team!
https://t.co/DE6Iff9XNL
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#WSL is now open sourced. In today's One Dev Question, we hear what that really means〰️from starting VMs and mounting file systems to GPU access and interrupts, the core code that powers WSL is now available for (cont) https://t.co/KnLW3H2Pe2
@ploeh At first, it felt like using Vim keys: no matter how hard you try, your fingers eventually return to the standard arrow keys! But nowadays, I’m content with the Pomodoro approach, and I think it works well for me.
@ploeh Yes, that's correct. Sometimes you return with simple and efficient solutions or ideas. However, as you mentioned, it takes discipline not to overlook the pause.
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I had an interesting email conversation with @unmeshjoshi about how when programming with an LLM he likes to grow a language of abstractions.
https://t.co/LYZqXvlzOr
@ploeh I found the article particularly interesting, especially since I have developed a music scrobbling service in F#. The recommended approach could potentially be applied on top of the data generated by that service.
https://t.co/Yba30UTzja
Omarchy 2.0 is ready!! New ISO, AUR-free installation, Chrome micro-fork, Starship prompt, new icon, and 400 other changes from 45 committers 🤘 https://t.co/N4vr4WqcSB
Let's Learn MCP with Python - Tutorial Series
Here's your comprehensive guide to understanding and building Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers for Python developers through interactive learning experiences.
Repo readme: https://t.co/zGlNrwTfHQ
Introducing FScrobble!
Built in #fsharp & #dotnet, FScrobble is a lightweight, privacy-first #linux and #mpris compatible open-source music scrobbling service for your Listening Habits.
Repo: https://t.co/Yba30UU78I
It has been a while since we announce a new release, but don't worry we have been cooking a lot.
Here are the Changelogs for Fable 5.0.0-alpha 10 & 11
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