Ready to unlock the full potential of #AI by running it locally?🔓
Here's a neat step-by-step guide by @mhdbouk on using #dotNET, Docker, & Ollama to run AI models without external APIs!
See how to build a console app & an API from scratch, all running right on your machine: https://t.co/pBIJq9xwXF
Slow APIs, begone! 👋
In this video, @mhdbouk breaks down Output Caching in #dotNET!
Discover how this simple trick can dramatically boost your app's speed & efficiency: https://t.co/yz5sjNHsLX
Hey @Mapbox!
I read this article recommending keeping access tokens outside open-source repositories and adding them later during the application build process.
https://t.co/zjt9t5hNyK
I agree this is a good practice to protect our secrets. However, I have concerns... Someone could obtain the access token by accessing the Info.plist file from the IPA file.
Please consider. implementing an encryption process for the access tokens to prevent direct access as plain text, similar to what Arkana is doing maybe? https://t.co/qbNPusIbZ2
I recently experimented with the above and successfully used the access token.
Thank you🙏🏻
Most people use Redis for caching, but did you know it can do so much more?
Learn how to use the PubSub pattern with Redis Channels for seamless app communication
https://t.co/4KJERcCamX
#redis#pubsub#dotnet
Has anyone tried .NET Aspire in a real project? I'm not talking about small tests or console apps, but moving a large codebase into Aspire
Now that it's GA as of last May, I'd love to hear your feedback on it. Any experiences, challenges, or successes would be great to know about