Crazy thought about #Moltbot (now #openclaw) and #ralph is everyone pays AI model usage, but... I'd say in a huge majority of cases, that cost is 100% tax write off. It's like being able to write off your employees salaries 🤪
I added support for #GitHubCopilot CLI to ralphy (github.com/michaelshime...). Been using it for 2 days and works awesome so far :)
Exciting news! #Umbraco17 has officially shipped, and with it, we have released new major versions of ExamineX to support this fantastic new #Umbraco release alongside .NET 10.
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Happy searching!
Good news on the horizon - Articulate for #umbraco is back! Thanks to github.com/gavinfaux It's working with umb 17 🎉 I've tested exporting my own shazwazza.com blog running umb 12.3 and reimporting with latest code = 💯working. Truly awesome work💪
Would be great if you and other folks can try to use the repo, install prerequisites, then run the commands. That is what the presentation is, but making it work for yourself and others is when the real magic will happen 🔮🎪🤹
As promised, here's the repo for my #Umbraco presentation at US Fest in Chicago: bit.ly/42VQUus. Thanks again to Umbraco US Foundation, Inc. for hosting running such a fun conference 🎉
A Fox presenter called for the 🪦 of homeless people & nothing happened. Certain outlets often make awful remarks about children and marginalized people who are victims of violence, but nothing happens. Jimmy K points out the hypocrisy of this reaction, and now free speech is no longer protected.
I'll be speaking at #Umbraco US Festival in Chicago bit.ly/4oEPNJ2%F0%9... to see all of you awesome Umbracians there #h5yr
Check out this monumental effort of a PR for Articulate on #Umbraco bit.ly/3JamqxX 😲
Yay! We've just published new versions of ExamineX for both Azure Search and Elastic Search to support the latest and greatest version of #Umbraco 16. No changes to config or setup but internally have bumped all dependencies to latest versions. Release links:
bit.ly/3GRXo5W
bit.ly/44Xup8G
Not sure why I only discovered this learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visual... - with the very long named package "Microsoft.VisualStudio.DiagnosticsHub.BenchmarkDotNetDiagnosers" for #benchmarkdotnet makes analyzing bottlenecks so much quicker. #dotnet
Such an epic talk, forgot about this. Will add to examine docs. Also v4 beta xzy out soon, lots of good changes and fixes. Still need some feedback from you though 😉
Just submitted a speaker session for Umbraco US Fest this year titled: Automate All the Things: Building & Evolving Umbraco Sites with YOLO-Mode AI Agents 🚀 ... what could go wrong 😅
MCPs are amazing. Here's a good list github.com/modelcontext.... Easy to configure in RooCode. Also saw Matthew Wise created an Umbraco MCP, IMO that is a game changer for sure. You could prob create an amazing Umb app from empty to something pretty awesome very fast without even touching Umbraco.
6. You may find on each iteration it gets something wrong, just tell it to fix it so it understands how to do it correctly next time. You'll be surprised at what it comes up with. Saving all this to a git repo is key. Then you can re-use your prompt engineering, create other modes, instructions, etc
5. When you are ready to execute, use your custom mode, then just say, 'execute your instructions' since it knows about them as part of its mode. It will follow your instructions and rules.
4. Check over all the stuff it created, if some doesn't make sense to you, tell it to update it accordingly, its much easier to make it write your prompts than for you to write them.
3. Basically, get it to write your prompts, rules, instructions, modes. The instructions.md file can ref other prompt files (I put mine in /.roo/prompts). Rules can include things like: always create a git commit after processing a phase, when processing instructions, never edit files in /.roo/*
2. Tell it to configure the roo rules file structure docs.roocode.com/features/cus.... Then tell it to create an instructions.md file with a bit of information about the instructions you want it to do and update your new custom roomode to read this instructions.md file.
1. My tips for this is if you want to re-use things and/or make a prompting system robust. Use RooCode, use Sonnet 3.7/4, create a new workspace in VS, tell it to create you a new roomode: docs.roocode.com/features/cus... for the overview of what you want to achieve.
I've update the PR description with the full details of tools, prompts, etc...
github.com/Shazwazza/Ar... Using the right tools and models is a must, else it will produce bad results. RooCode is awesome, especially when you use a good model and auto-approve actions with git commits.
I asked AI to convert Articulate for #Umbraco 13 to version 15, here's what it did github.com/Shazwazza/Ar... ...
Just shipped 3.7.1 of Examine, release notes are here github.com/Shazwazza/Ex... #Umbraco
Indeed! Was an intriguing thought. Our service handles > 500 billion requests per day globally, thinking of the scale for an umbraco site that could do that, but separating those concerns could go a long way within a cluster for even smaller scale sites.
Have ideas for #umbraco running at large scale by decoupling parts to diff services. ie umbraco on Service Fabric. Apps split to front-end, back-office and search/index. My platform at work is SF but the theory can work in k8s. Redundancy, scalability, works with Lucene. 🤔🤔
Best hidden API in #dotnet is learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet... basically GetOrAddOrUpdate for dictionaries with a single key lookup
Twerk driven development 😂
Sorry, don't post politics normality but this is all hitting close (on) home.
This is gonna go bonkers www.abc.net.au/news/2025-03... .China did this to Australia over wine and seafood for years, they stopped all imports, left them stranded in cargo ships, never said a word until Australia apologized for saying some shit about china. Trump has no idea how the world works.
