Signed up with @opentalk.eu after investigating a few Zoom alternatives; so far, so good!
It's surprising just how much functionality is "table stakes" in that space, now; it's nice to see a segment with a bunch of viable offerings.
Saw this live; it's sure to strike some chords with my tool-making friends.
I had the good fortune to work with you only very briefly (digging into how PowerShell might run on CoreCLR, way back? 🙂) but it left an impression that stuck! Congratulations on all the great software shipped, and all the best for the future.
I am excited to announce SharpDbg - a new cross platform, managed .NET debugger, written completely in C#! (No C++ required 💪)
⭐ Star it on GitHub! github.com/MattParkerDe...
SharpDbg implements the VS Code Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP),
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Photograph of a busy lecture theater at DDD Brisbane with the presenter gesturing towards overhead slide projection.
The Seq team rounded out 2025 at DDD Adelaide and then DDD Brisbane a month later, both fantastic community-oriented conferences.
Here's Ashley Mannix sharing his experiences shepherding Seq's high-performance #rustlang codebase through back-to-back years of rapid growth.
2025 was a year of the industry fixating on development velocity.
2026? The year of fixating on software reliability.
Me too, also Mac and Linux, for a few months - it's a nice ultra-minimal companion to Rider/Rust Rover, I don't even bother with the plug-ins 🙂
At DDD Adelaide 2025 Ashley Mannix will be presenting Industrial Strength Testing for Complex Software
Have you ever thought about having unit tests for your unit tests? 🤔 If so, decent chance your testing isn't catching the bugs you need and is just slowing you down ⏱️ @Ashley Mannix at #DDDAdelaide 2025 shows how to test complex software, challenging what a test is 🧪
At DDD Adelaide 2025 Liam McLennan will be presenting Metrics for High Performance Monitoring and Dashboarding
Liam McLennan shows us at #DDDAdelaide 2025 the power in using Metrics to gain observability at high volumes where logs simply don't work 📊. Join us to learn what metrics are, when they are useful, and how to actually collect and analyse them 📈🔍
One thing I started noticing recently is that competent engineers give up their credibility due to AI.
Twice already highly competent engineers I respect sent a PR that turned out to have very subtle issues. These issues would not be possible if a human understood it.
Thanks, @dddbrisbane.bsky.social!
Good luck to all the organisers and speakers. This one's sure to be a fun day, I wish we could be there in person 🤠
Hope you're all doing okay out there 👋
I can't believe it's so rare to get a terse, sensible, un-pushy issue raised ahead of a PR that feel the need to micro-blog when it happens, but here you go 😂 github.com/serilog/seri...
Meanwhile, if you do want Serilog -> OpenTelemetry SDK bridging, watch or star github.com/serilog/seri...
Building the Serilog sink for OpenTelemetry on OTLP, rather than the SDK, is turning out pretty well. It's super stable and in wide use at v4.2.0, while there's still no final SDK API for non-Microsoft loggers.
Dependencies aren't inherently bad, but **schedule dependencies** almost always are.
Just spiked out `Ctrl Space` `N` as a shortcut for this, feels pretty good; change is isolated enough we could get it into a patch.
Would it 100% nail this scenario for you?
Not quite the same thing (I'm talking about doing it without explicitly adding MCP tools), but thanks for the link 😎
Probably the better default 🙂 - for the app I’m looking at, selectively enabling individual commands would make the experience safer, but access permissions behind the scenes would also cover it
Would take some gymnastics but seems doable; I got this going for seqcli as a spike, it means access to the app’s features are fine-grained, vs all-or-nothing if it’s exposed as a regular command-line app
No, to directly expose and invoke commands as MCP tools, using descriptions etc. from command metadata
NuGet download stats for SeilogTracing showing 1.0M total
The first 1.0M is the hardest 😉
www.nuget.org/packages/Ser...
Has anyone investigated writing an MCP server binding for System.CommandLine in #dotnet?
Just poking around to keep up with what's going on in that space, seems like it could be an interesting quick bootstrapping option for existing codebases..?
Could be the wrong hemisphere for you 🐨🦘
@fastmail.com, have been a customer for 10+ years via @datalust.co and have had no regrets
Just moved from Gmail after just a crazy number of years. I still use and appreciate a bunch of Google products, but I'm wary of how centralized all these critical apps and services have become. Adopting alternatives from smaller, focused companies wherever I can at the moment...
Happy Firefox user, here, but I need to spend more dev time in Chromium-based browsers. Is the Chromium project itself the go-to privacy-conscious option? Any others I should take a look at? 🙏
A command line interface
Some c# code
We’re about to take C# to the next level!
#dotnet #csharp
Is hash-bang support possible? Kinda cool to launch directly as scripts on Linux
After me spending years maintaining a .NET state machine library, we implemented the core node state machine in plain old C# 😅
Couldn't be happier - states as classes, trigger handlers as switch statements returning new states, it's such nice, clear, direct code I don't think I'll look back....
