This week I'm looking at some interesting .NET stuff like Typemock's architecture and how Copilot Studio uses WebAssembly to boost performance. There's also a good reminder about why setting up CI/CD early (when your app is tiny) saves you tons of headaches later. Plus, I found a couple of great podcast episodes on building modern SaaS products and what actually makes a personal brand different from just having a reputation.
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Programming
⭐ Typemock Architecture: How the .NET Isolation Engine Works Under the Hood (Eli Lopian) - An interesting framework with a lot of promises.
Background tasks in .NET | Microsoft Community Hub ( riturajjana) - Short post with all the code.
How Copilot Studio uses .NET and WebAssembly for performance and innovation - .NET Blog (Daniel Roth) - Nice real-life example of how to use technology to improve the user experience.
DevOps
- Why you should set up CI/CD from day one for your apps - LogRocket Blog (Lewis Cianci) - And I suppose that gives many reasons to start with the cicd, but on top of that, I would say when your app is super small ,it's much easier to create that cicd that at the end when it's super complex
AI
- Introducing GPT-4o Audio Models in Microsoft Foundry: A Practical Guide for Developers | Microsoft Foundry Blog (Allan Carranza) - New model.
Podcast
118. Designing Smarter SaaS Workflows: Rethinking Legacy Constraints - with Yasen Dinkov (Betatalks the podcast) - Great episode talking about what it means to build a Software As a Service (SaaS) today and what you need to do for it to grow.
757: The Key Elements of a Powerful Personal Brand, with Goldie Chan (Coaching for Leaders) - I really like this episode explaining the difference between personal brand and reputation and so much more.
~frank