I'm always on the lookout for innovative ideas to streamline my development workflow. This week, I stumbled upon some fascinating reads that caught my eye, among them, an article about building an AI-powered pull request agent using GitHub Copilot SDK, and another demonstrating the secure use of OpenClaw in Docker sandboxes.
AI
Building an AI Pull Request Agent for Azure DevOps using GitHub Copilot SDK (Dominique St-Amand) - That's a cool idea to have your custom agent.
Run OpenClaw Securely in Docker Sandboxes (Oleg Selajev) - Now that looks much safer! I just need to decide what I would connect it to, and I could finally try it. Nice tutorial.
What's new with GitHub Copilot coding agent (Andrea Griffiths) - Oh wow, I didn't know we could continue our session from the cloud to the CLI and the other way around ,pretty cool
Subagents and web search in Claude Code - A short post showing how to use the sub agent from Claude code running on Obama.
Programming
WebAssembly is everywhere. Here's how it works (Jessica Wachtel) - This post explains all the magic of wasm, and it's maybe more than you think.
A minimal way to integrate Aspire into your existing project (Tim Deschryver) - I really like this post that explains how to add an existing solution to Aspire. On top of that, this solution contains JavaScript and .NET products awesome.
Cleaner switch expressions with pattern matching in C# (Bart Wullems) - My first reaction when I read the code in this post was: Wait, what? That works?! So, I guess I also forgot that C# has evolved; it's so much clearer.