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Last updated 4 days ago

Using and authoring .NET tools

4 days ago

In this post I describe some of the complexities around authoring .NET...

Fixing an old .NET Core native library loading issue on Alpine

11 days ago

In this post I describe an issue I ran into at work...

Converting an xUnit test project to TUnit

18 days ago

In this post I discuss the new TUnit testing framework, why I...

Running .NET in the browser without Blazor

25 days ago

In this post I show how you can run .NET in your...

Passkey support for ASP.NET Core identity: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 6

about 1 month ago

This is the sixth post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

Running one-off .NET tools with dnx: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 5

about 1 month ago

This is the fifth post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

Solving the source generator 'marker attribute' problem in .NET 10: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 4

about 2 months ago

This is the fourth post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

C# 14 extension members; AKA extension everything: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 3

about 2 months ago

This is the third post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

Behind the scenes of dotnet run app.cs: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 2

about 2 months ago

This is the two post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

Exploring the features of dotnet run app.cs: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 1

2 months ago

This is the one post in the series: Exploring the .NET 10...

Working with stacked branches in git (Part 2)

2 months ago

In my previous post I described stacked branches and why I like...

Working with stacked branches in git (Part 1)

3 months ago

In this post (and the subsequent post) I describe the Git workflow...