Agent Framework RAG for Agents: Giving Your Agent the Right Context
This is Part 13 of my series on the Microsoft Agent Framework. You can read the original post over on lukaswalter.dev . In the previous article , we l…
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Part 8: Persistence and State - EF Core, Migrations, and Reliability
In the last part, we looked at how expressions make your workflows dynamic. Today, we are discussing the backbone of any production-ready system: Pers…
Blazor SSR Gets Client-Side Validation in .NET 11 Preview 5 — No More Round-Trips Just to Show a Red Border
Blazor SSR Gets Client-Side Validation in .NET 11 Preview 5 If you've built Blazor Server-Side Rendering (SSR) forms, you know the pain: a user fills …
docfx-remote-include: inline remote markdown into DocFX, and govern the assembled page
docfx-remote-include is a Markdig extension and a dotnet CLI tool for DocFX . It does two things: it inlines markdown fetched from an HTTP service at …
The AI-generated C# that passes review and breaks in production
TL;DR — AI assistants are producing C# that looks correct and passes review, but reintroduces production regressions we spent years training out of te…
After 4 months solo: shipping a Windows tray AI hotkey on .NET 8 + WPF (and the Win32 paste-back rabbit hole)
I spent 4 months of nights and weekends building CapyBro — a Windows tray app that runs AI on any selected text via a global hotkey. Native .NET 8 + W…
5 Surprises Migrating .NET Framework to .NET 9 with Claude Opus
5 Surprises Migrating .NET Framework to .NET 9 with Claude Opus My workflow before this little experiment was pretty standard for a .NET Framework to …
Building AutoStack.Identity: A Zero-Dependency .NET 10 Library for SAML 2.0, JWT, and XML Signing
The Problem That Started This We were building a healthcare connectivity platform — multi-tenant, Azure-hosted, integrating with enterprise IdPs via S…
Building software in C#: part 2 - code architecture
In my previous post, I described how historical trends shaped our (or at least my) perception of software architecture. However, with experience and s…
Stop Over-Engineering Your UI: Material 3 for Blazor (Without the JS State Management Nightmare)
If you have built a web app in the last five years using the dominant JavaScript frameworks, you know the drill. You start a simple project, and withi…
Securing AI Generated Code: You Ship It, You Own It
A developer merges a pull request on Friday afternoon. Monday morning, a security review flags a SQL injection flaw in a new endpoint. When you ask wh…
Building an Autonomous AI Hiring Agent with Multi-Agent Runtime Orchestration 🚀
Building an Autonomous AI Hiring Agent with Multi-Agent Runtime Orchestration 🚀 The future of AI systems is not just single prompts — it's autonomous …
Clean Architecture in .NET Explained (The Dependency Rule)
If you've ever upgraded EF Core and had to touch 300 files, or tried to unit-test a single business rule and realized you needed a running database fi…
Introducing LogicGrid — Multi-Agent AI Orchestration for .NET
If you've spent any time building with LLMs, you've probably hit the wall: a single prompt only gets you so far. Stuff too much into one prompt and th…
I kept improving my .NET order pipeline after a CTO left feedback. Here is where it ended up.
A few weeks ago I published an article about an event-driven order pipeline I built in .NET. A CTO named Andrew Tan left a comment pointing out that m…
7 overlooked .Net features
.Net is constantly evolving, a new version comes out every year, and it's easy to lose track of some of the useful changes. I compiled a list of 7 (mo…
Blazor vs. Angular: Which web framework to choose and why?
Angular and Blazor are often compared because they solve a similar problem: building modern, interactive web applications. This comparison raises basi…
The Context Tax: Why Every Cursor Session Costs You 15 Minutes
There's a hidden cost senior engineers pay every morning when they open Cursor. It compounds quietly, it doesn't show up on any dashboard, and at a ty…
7 Document Processing Tasks Every .NET Developer Should Automate
Document processing is one of the most repetitive parts of many .NET applications. From generating PDF invoices and Excel reports to filling Word temp…
Welcome to the Distributed Systems World — The Challenges Nobody Warned You About
title: "Welcome to the Distributed Systems World — The Challenges Nobody Warned You About" published: false description: A friendly tour of the six bi…
Claprec: Machine Learning in Practice (4/6)
Series Roadmap Product Overview (1/6) Architecture: N-Tier Design, Decoupling, and Microservices (2/6) Frontend: Angular, NgRx, and OpenAPI Integratio…
redb.Route — Apache Camel for .NET: 22 transports, 30+ EIP patterns, compiled DSL
Apache Camel has been solving enterprise integration on the JVM since 2007 — 22k stars, 300+ transports, hundreds of production deployments at banks, …
I spent a year building Apache Camel for .NET. Here's the honest state of it.
DEVTO — Article #2 (Series: redb ecosystem) Meta Title: I spent a year building Apache Camel for .NET. Here's the honest state of it. Tags: dotnet, cs…
Structured Output in .NET Agents
This is Part 8 of my series on the Microsoft Agent Framework. You can read the original post over on lukaswalter.dev . LLMs are good at generating tex…
I Built a Production AI Layer Inside a Legacy ASP.NET Core App — and It Broke in Ways Tutorials Never Mention
Introduction Most LLM tutorials assume you start from nothing. A blank project. A clean architecture. No constraints. No legacy code. No deployment hi…
Why I built Parlotype: a privacy-first voice-to-English desktop app on .NET 10
The friction I've been shipping production code for 20 years across five languages — C, C++, Java, Scala, and now C#. My English is decent enough for …
Wolverine + Marten: My random takes and updates
Some time has passed since my last love-hate post about this stack. Short update: I hate to say it, but cough — I like it. A while back I wrote a post…
I wrote a .NET assertion library to understand assertion libraries
I have been working on a .NET assertion library called Axiom Assertions. It started as a way to learn how assertion libraries work, then grew into an …
How NGB Platform Works: Documents, Posting, Registers, and Reporting
A follow-up: how the architecture works In my previous article, I explained why I built NGB Platform and what problem it is trying to solve: I Built a…