Paul DeVito retweeted
As someone working in tech, I cannot unsee how harmful mobile phones and apps are for kids. Many apps and games use dark patterns that gambling apps utilize to create addiction - maddening that they can and do.
No wonder more people working in tech try to keep kids off of it all
.NET 9 is about to drop, which means that the team is about to firm up what to put into .NET 10’s backlog — be sure to upvote whatever matters most to you!
Other than DU, my biggest asks are about EF — Here’s some that you might care about ⏬
After getting bulk delete and update in .NET 6 (i believe) we still don’t have a good way to do bulk updates without hand rolling it or leaning on a 3rd party lib
github.com/dotnet/efcore/iss…
This seems small but pops up enough that it’s annoying
github.com/dotnet/efcore/iss…
What a fascinating conversation
Makes me sad that businesses prioritize money over everything, including the quality of life of their people. Every cent matters no matter what
Wish we could find a balance to still make money and innovate while also prioritizing our people
Paul DeVito retweeted
We've been experimenting with stacked diffs and I don't think I like them 😬 Feel like they sort of give you permission to make big broad hard-to-review changes by tricking you into thinking they are small because you've chained a bunch of dependent PRs.
Paul DeVito retweeted
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Paul DeVito retweeted
Contribute to open source, learn through self-education or courses, record educational podcasts, or grow your pet project easily with a FREE Rider subscription for non-commercial development.
Download and start today 👉
jb.gg/rd-free
Spread the word! #dotnet #gamedev
Paul DeVito retweeted
Introducing sidebar.tsx—25 components to help you build all kinds of sidebars.
I don't like building sidebars. So I built 30+ of them. All types. Then simplified the core into sidebar.tsx—a strong foundation to build on top of.
It works with Next.js, Remix, Vite & Laravel.
Paul DeVito retweeted
The new .NET AI tooling Microsoft dropped for @ollama is 🔥 The API is fantastic so far and so much easier to work with than other samples I've tried.
Well done @ljquintanilla @stevensanderson and team!
ALT an example endpoint in .net using ollama tooling
Paul DeVito retweeted
In perhaps the most Try Hard way possible: we shipped dark and light mode *videos* for the HighPerformanceSQLite.com course.
With a little thought and planning up front by @steve_tenuto, it ended up being relatively easy!
Lemme walk you through it
Paul DeVito retweeted
oh shut up @aarondfrancis
when you change the website to dark mode it changes the video to dark mode as well
what is this dark magic in Mastering Postgres
did you build this course platform??
The new .NET AI tooling Microsoft dropped for @ollama is 🔥 The API is fantastic so far and so much easier to work with than other samples I've tried.
Well done @ljquintanilla @stevensanderson and team!
ALT an example endpoint in .net using ollama tooling
Paul DeVito retweeted
This is another common thing I see in React codebases.
Really good reading here: tkdodo.eu/blog/please-stop-u…
Check out .NET getting some love in the AI space!
There is a new #AI library out there from @microsoft for C# and it supports @ollama - Had to take a look...and make a video: youtu.be/Xdtm30pFt4w