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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️ @alvinashcraft@hachyderm.io
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Build a real-world example with Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, MCP and Aspire | by Justin Yoo

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Build a real-world example with Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, MCP and Aspire - Microsoft for Developers

Building AI agents is getting easier. Deploying them as part of a real application, with multiple services, persistent state, and production infrastructure, is where things get complicated. Developers from the .NET community have requested whether a real-world example that shows running on local machine as well as on the cloud in a cloud-native way. We’ve […]

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Alexandre Mutel @xoofx@mastodon.social
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Another old project of mine, Tomlyn, just got a major refresh with the 1.0 release: xoofx.github.io/Tomlyn/ - a solid, modern foundation for working with TOML in .NET.

Coding agents made it possible to reach this level of polish in my spare time. It's also pretty liberating to ship it, feel the accomplishment, and move on.

Tomlyn

Tomlyn

Tomlyn High-performance TOML 1.1 for .NET: lexer/parser, roundtrippable syntax tree, and a System.Text.Json-style object serializer. Get started Serialization Low-level APIs GitHub dotnet add package Tomlyn Available on NuGet - net8.0, net10.0, netstandard2.0 Looking for YAML support? Check out SharpYaml. Familiar API Tomlyn is intentionally shaped like System.Text.Json: TomlSerializer, TomlSerializerOptions, source-generated contexts, and a converter pipeline. Two layers Use the...

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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️ @alvinashcraft@hachyderm.io
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The Unhandled Exception Podcast Episode 84: The .NET Foundation - with Irina Dominte & Jonathan Tower and host Dan Clarke

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Episode 84: The .NET Foundation - with Irina Dominte and Jonathan Tower

In this episode, I was joined by both Irina Dominte and Jonathan Tower to chat about the .NET Foundation. They both recently ran for the .NET Foundation’s board of directors, and were elected! 👏 We chatted about their experiences running for the board, what the election process was like, and their initial experiences as board members. Irina Dominte Irina is a Software Architect at Particular Software, Microsoft MVP, and Microsoft Certified Trainer. She’s an international conference speaker, founder of dotnetdays.ro and multiple .NET user groups, and a newly elected .NET Foundation board member.

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Alexandre Mutel @xoofx@mastodon.social
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Just released a major 3.0 version of SharpYaml xoofx.github.io/SharpYaml/ 🎉

Back from maintenance mode, this new version brings significant improvements: Compatibility with System.Text.Json attributes, NativeAOT support built-in, more built-in serializable types supported, faster than ever and full documentation website! 🚀

I had a need for NativeAOT support for a new project, here it is!

SharpYaml

SharpYaml

SharpYaml High-performance YAML for .NET: parser, emitter, and a System.Text.Json-style object serializer. Get started Serialization Low-level APIs GitHub dotnet add package SharpYaml Available on NuGet — net8.0, net10.0, netstandard2.0 Familiar API SharpYaml is intentionally shaped like System.Text.Json: YamlSerializer, YamlSerializerOptions, source-generated contexts, and a converter pipeline. Two layers Use the syntax/model layer for lossless parsing, spans, and tooling. Use YamlSerializer...

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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️ @alvinashcraft@hachyderm.io
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Visual Studio February Update | by Mark Downie

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Visual Studio February Update - Visual Studio Blog

This month’s Visual Studio update continues our focus on helping you move faster and stay in flow, with practical improvements across AI assistance, debugging, testing, and modernization. Building on the momentum from January’s editor updates, the February release brings smarter diagnostics and targeted support for real world development scenarios, from WinForms maintenance to C++ modernization. […]

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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️ @alvinashcraft@hachyderm.io
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I used to be a Windows Developer… and I still am (sort of) | by Nick Randolph

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I used to be a Windows Developer..... and I still am (sort of) - Nick's .NET Travels

For most of my career, I’ve been a proud Windows developer. I build Windows apps. I run Windows as my primary dev machine. It’s been home. But recently? That’s been challenged — not by another OS, but by AI. Developer workflow is changing fast. Agents, containers, automation — they’re reshaping how we build software. So ... Read more

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Alexandre Mutel @xoofx@mastodon.social
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And last but not least, I have promoted Markdig to 1.0 🎉

This project has been around for 10 years and to celebrate this, the project has now a proper website with its documentation xoofx.github.io/markdig/ 🤩

Markdig

Markdig

Markdig A fast, powerful, CommonMark compliant, extensible Markdown processor for .NET. Get started Documentation GitHub dotnet add package Markdig Available on NuGet — .NET Standard 2.0+ Playground Try Markdig live with the public API. Edit Markdown, pick extensions, and click Run (or press Ctrl+Enter). Markdown inputThe public API truncates input to the first 1000 characters. Extensionsadvanced common common+pipetables+tasklists+footnotes advanced+nohtml common+autoidentifiers+mathematics This uses...

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