Rudi Visser

Are we all ready to watch #dotnetconf in 24 hours? (So we can skip over each mention of "Copilot" or "AI" and get to the real stuff)

Now all the SPA folk can stop whining there’s no official hash based router! The only thing for the left to moan about is it being file system based 🧐

Yep, this seems about right for a SQL Migration name. Thanks @drizzle.team

Another banger from Advent of @svelte.dev, whilst this was possible before having it built in to the framework and avoiding in-app bindings for these things is a big win. This is just proving that small, incremental changes can make a huge difference to UX.

PSA for MacOS users that use PiP for videos: Hold ⌘ when dragging to put it anywhere rather than the annoying snapping locations!

Chaos Engineering by default

over-engineering a solution to a problem, as is tradition

Advent of @svelte.dev Day 8 is a good one!

Just a mini @tiptap.dev JSON to HTML renderer in C# because I couldn't find one on the internet github.com/rudiv/Tippyt...

Just remembered Octopus Deploy want to move us from the no longer existing free tier to $4,170/yr. Good job it could be replaced by an 18 line bash script 😓

I'm not sure if I should be proud or not? But fact: The Lonely Island is the best coding music #provemewrong

It's #AdventOfCode Day4 in C# and after a very long day, I'm not happy with the code. But it works :shipit:

Astro 5.0 is here. Content layer, server islands, simplified prerendering, type-safe env, @vite.dev v6. All stable. Go see what you can do 👇 astro.build/blog/astro-5/

I'm not sure how Svelte can keep going for another 22 days 😀

So as an ex-Jaguar fan, this insane rebrand has my attention. This design is straight out of Gotham and I'm all for that. Until it breaks down. Maybe the pink one came to jump start the blue one.

So @xpaw.me also used Span (yay!) for #AdventOfCode Day3 but he had less code, less allocations and better perf even using StringValues. Can't be having that can we? Here's a refined version.

It's #AdventOfCode Day3, but everyone was using Regex. Boring. Why not look at the Memory in C#?

It's #AdventOfCode Day2, which is still for people who abuse LINQ in C#. I was hoping for something different today.

The first of 24 new things - this is a very good year for Svelte.

It's #AdventOfCode Day1, but for people that abuse LINQ in C#.

My free Visual Studio extension "EF Core Power Tools" now also contains a number of useful tools for working with SQL Database Projects: Code Analysis report, Data API Builder scaffolding, and E/R and DGML diagrams. github.com/ErikEJ/EFCor...

I know these benchmarks are to be ignored in the real world, but submitted Reaper's latest version with .NET 9. appmpower (which is just middleware) should also see a gain from the AOT improvements.

How Much Memory Do You Need in 2024 to Run 1 Million Concurrent Tasks? hez2010.github.io/async-runtim...

I was joking, but jQuery 4 is almost released. Can’t tell if it’s satire. I hope it’s satire. blog.jquery.com/2024/07/17/s...

Peak web development

C# says you can, but should you? Pt. 2.

Is each figma tab meant to take up 2GB of RAM

Out of the box thinking on fixing DefaultAzureCredential!

Do you work with the 2 best technologies of 2024? Then you'll probably want to know how to stick them together. Get SvelteKit OTEL traces in .NET Aspire here gist.github.com/rudiv/6f0cde...

C# says you can, but should you?

Handcop!

Pretty confident our priorities in life are correct 🎉 In the new place we have: 2x Wine & Pint glasses 4x Normal glasses & Mugs 6x Whisky glasses & Espresso cups 🥃☕️

Developers, do you want to verify yourself here but don't have a personal domain? You can use your GitHub account! 🦋🐱 I temporarily renamed myself to @nicolo-ribaudo.github.io :)