Halil Karaca

@dhh I got this one recently and won’t wear any other watch but this! Super light, don’t even feel I am wearing it!

These Casio remixes from Ura Watches go perfectly with a well-riced Linux distro 🤩 urawatches.com/collections/eo…

@jlagerros My theory on where the name ‘Andon’ comes from; it’s probably Son of Anton reference from Silicon Valley tv show.

There's a cafe in Stockholm run entirely by Claude! I visited it. Field notes...

@jlagerros Haha that explains the pile of toilet papers!

Correction: I've been told the cafe is actually run by Gemini, not Claude!

The platformer we designed with my 5 yo halilk.com/journal/gaw-ga…

@Suhail @jeremywei VS Code has its own built in markdown viewer. Why not use it instead of a browser?

@jeremywei But then you have to additionally open a browser to read it which requires an additional step if you write code remotely. Doing so each time is quite annoying. Cursor will just open it up for you.

Reading plans from claude code in terminal is super not fun. I don't get how y'all are using it in terminal all the time vs something like Cursor that generates a nice readable markdown file.

@mariorod1 Well, I wasn’t able to get it working even with referencing my PR, last commit hash or the URL of the branch in the GitHub issue where I initiate the coding agent; it does try its best but always branches from the main branch. Any tips on writing better issue descriptions?

@iiboo Thanks for the feedback Halil. We can do stack PRs today, meaning you can ask the coding agent to give you a PR on top of your feature branch. We have in our plans to make this better and also to make it so it ca commit to your branch in a secured way. Keep the feedback coming.

Listen up, devs. Our Coding Agent is now rolled out across Copilot Pro and Copilot Business plans! 🚀 Here's the deal: You delegate an issue. Copilot then goes to work- it understands your code, respects your rules, and runs tests in the background. It even opens the PR. You just review. Done. That easy. Let Copilot handle the grunt work so you can focus on the fun stuff. Go get it. github.blog/changelog/2025…

@KarenPayneMVP In most places convention is to use underscore only

Question of the day Use this or not?

@mkristensen If debugger can serialize an entire C# object to JSON it would help a lot to capture the object state in JSON representation; use case is inspecting an object’s state on the hover menu to grab it, maybe modify it a little on the fly.

What small change or tweak to Visual Studio would make your day?

@mkristensen If a build failed at (T) and succeeded at (T+1) I wouldn’t really care whether it’s being logged. If anything, it would convolute the output window. In the past decade using VS extensively, I can’t recall any particular case where I actually needed such event log.

Would it be of value to you if Visual Studio had an Event Log pane in the Output Window that showed a timeline of all the events that happen in the IDE, such as "Build failed", "Package restore succeeded", etc.?

@mkristensen Separating an open tab or trying to merge back to main window causes a crash 7 out of 10 times when there are few code windows are open

Think about last time you opened Visual Studio to work on your solution. Any frustrations about getting back into your code base?

@jbogard Whether the underlying backend service is utilizing automapper or not.

how does Azure DevOps decide that some text input should support Markdown? (wrong answers only)

@jbogard If you use those variables elsewhere then, yes. Also if any of those variables are feature flags then definitely yes.

is there a reason to go from Azure Dev Ops deployment variables to Azure App Config if the destination for those is Helm chart variables? the app itself will not connect directly to app config

@jbogard There is a variable named ‘ture’ defined outside of the if block, being assigned to headphones inside the if block. Don’t see any problem except syntax highlighting being a bit weird.

A perfcet gfit amazon.com.au/Software-Engin…

@vaurorapub Love reading stories like this. This story needs to appear on the next version of #codersatwork. You are so cool, so does the story!

@CoderGab @hackSultan You can use redux with Angular. Pretty much the same way you do with React.

@hackSultan What about the state management.

Unpopular opinion: Angular is not actually as hard as people believe it to be.

@hackSultan We use it in production for the past 5 years. (Basically from the beginning of Angular 2) We are on Angular 8 now. Personally I like the fact that it enforces standards and therefore there are less 3rd party libraries you gotta introduce in the codebase.

@shanselman Cans on top of the monitor, the PDA, the hairstyle and the sweatshirt.. all so very much 90’s and so damn hilarious 🙃

Throwback! #Diabetes tech! #WeAreNotWaiting

@DamianEdwards Had a similar problem, factory reset solved the problem

My Hue app has decided "light sync" is active and hitting the stop button does nothing. Help?

@oliviasolon Once I developed a #windowsphone app that reached 500k downloads and generated ~500 USD/mo ad revenue at its peak

What is something small that you have achieved in life that you wouldn't put on your resumé but that you are extremely proud of?