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Reading Notes #683

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A lot of good stuff crossed my radar this week. From Aspire’s continued evolution and local AI workflows with Ollama, to smarter, more cont...

Automatically Create AI Clips with This n8n Template

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I'm excited to share that my new n8n template has been approved and is now available for everyone to use! This template automates the p...

Writing My First Custom n8n Node: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Recently, I decided to create a custom node for n8n , the workflow automation tool I've been using. I'm not an expert in Node.js dev...

From Hours to Minutes: AI That Finds Tech Events for You

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TL;DR I built an AI research agent that actually browses the live web and finds tech events, no search loops, no retry logic, no hallucina...

Reading Notes #676

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This #rd explores practical insights on leveraging GitHub Copilot for enhanced .NET testing, the rise of AI-driven documentation solutions, ...

Ask AI from Anywhere: No GUI, No Heavy Clients, No Friction

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Ever wished you could ask AI from anywhere without needing an interface? Imagine just typing ? and your question in any terminal the moment...

Check-In Doc MCP Server: A Handy Way to Search Only the Docs You Trust

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Ever wished you could ask a question and have the answer come only from a handful of trusted documentation sites—no random blogs, no stale f...

AI Vision: Turning Your Videos into Comedy Gold (or Cringe)

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I've spent most of my career building software in C# and .NET, and only used Python in IoT projects. When I wanted to build a fun projec...

Reading Notes #670

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Dives into the intersection of AI and development, exploring tools like GitHub Copilot’s AGENTS.md and the MCP Toolkit for automations, alon...

Reading Notes #667

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This week post explores the intersection of AI, cloud, and DevOps, featuring updates on Microsoft’s Logic Apps integration, practical .NET ...

Using AI with .NET 10 Scripts: What Worked, What Didn’t, and Lessons Learned

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I wanted to kick the tires on the upcoming .NET 10 C# script experience and see how far I could get calling Reka’s Research LLM from a sing...

Reading Notes #661

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This week post collects concise links and takeaways across .NET, AI, Docker, open source security, DevOps, and broader developer topics. Fr...

Reading Notes #656

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This week, we're exploring a wide range of topics, from .NET 10 previews and A/B testing to the latest in Azure development and AI. Plu...

How to convert code with GitHub Copilot, can AI really help?

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Recently, someone asked me an interesting question: "Can GitHub Copilot or AI help me convert an application from one language to anoth...

Reading Notes #655

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Welcome to the 655th Reading Notes. This edition explores embedding Python in .NET, working with stacked git branches, and an introduction t...

I Co-Wrote 88 Unit Tests Using AI: A Developer's Journey

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Testing has always been one of those tasks that developers know is essential but often find tedious. When I decided to add comprehensive uni...