Hey, you! Go check out Tomorrowify.com. I'm building it; it's cool; you're gonna have more fun with Spotify. Go sign yourself up.

Aaron Stannard back in the days we were supporting the C# language in our IDEs literally by testing the C# compiler as a black box, by throwing the code snippets at it and interpreting it’s output. Compiler was in C++, no way to decompile. Spec was never available early. Fun times

Finished product

New Video: Akka.NET Actors' Hidden Super Power: Switchable Behaviors youtu.be/FaFlpQgTivU?si… This is what I use to model long-running workflows, state machines, and sagas - it's extremely simple syntax that lets you atomize complex state into something small

Discover Akka.NET actors' hidden superpower - switchable behaviors! In our latest video, we’ll show you how and when to use the Become method to dynamically change actor behavior, empowering you to tackle complex workflows like a coding superhero 🦸‍♂️ buff.ly/3ZrRXBn

New Blog Post: Akka.NET Actors' Hidden Super Power: Behavior Switching disq.us/t/4qpyh02

Fed rate cuts are here because Federal debt servicing costs are unsustainable; has little to do with the economy and especially not prices for consumers

Very cool to see the team at CommonPaper launch their self-hosted software agreement today commonpaper.com/standards/soft…. We were able to add a bit of knowledge from our years of helping vendors distribute their products. Big win to make this open to the community.

Aaron Stannard This would get really tiresome if you did it in npm-world... It'd be kind of fun to do the "You wouldn't think this needs to be a library" where it's something that ought to be simple, but there are a billion nuances. NodaTime, or the StronglyTypedIds package, etc

I built yet another thing: "Real Time Sources for Apache Kafka, Azure Event Hubs, and Fabric Event Streams" Learning how to build event streaming solutions is more interesting when you have real time data sources to work with. github.com/clemensv/real-…

Working on building a text synthesis engine in C# using a rules-based system instead of generative AI. Please leave a comment praising how courageous and innovative this is below - thank you

TIL: you can run Benchmark .NET micro-benchmarks in LINQPad and automatically visualize the output in mosy cases reddit.com/r/dotnet/comme…

Tonight at N.Houston .Net Users - gRPC + .NET: Lessons from the Trenches meetup.com/nhdnug/events/… #Meetup #dotnet