Grzegorz Galezowski

@resharper I like solutions 👍

In Visual Studio, nobody has questioned Solution Explorer, at least for now. But in VS Code, it just became a hot topic. ReSharper for VS Code has kept Solution Explorer because a solution is not just a folder. Do you agree, or is that just old-school thinking? Tell us in the comments here or on LinkedIn 👇

New tale: talesfrom.dev/blog/the-ambig… in which we develop a system around calculating division. * what can a simple calculator teach us about domain modelling? * why is it important to look behind what we hear? #dotnet #dddesign #softwarearchitecture #SoftwareDevelopment

@PrinceCharmles5 @lotus2001_ It does not. These are mostly cherry picked scenes. 99% of the game you will probably not notice stuff like that.

@lotus2001_ bro I just got it on Switch 2 but still playing remake, please tell me it doesn't look that HORRIBLE

this shader injection mod for rebirth is genuinely blowing my mind

"You can build" - but can you design? Knowledge representation is what matters in the long run, which is far more than "building". Going beyond "material" (=code) and seeing levels, perspectives, through temporal/time lenses. talesfrom.dev/blog/time-angl… Ambiguity does not compile

Read the whole thing tonight. Excellent piece. Without even trying you'll learn how domain driven design works. Damian demonstrates a much more important idea: how get the entire system and how it functions transcribed into definable components and flows. AI can't replace a human's ability to do this, much like how it can't one-shot a $10k MRR SaaS application - the act of gathering the context itself, capturing it, and then translating it into something implementable is incredibly hard to do right. It's the ultimate long-horizon problem in our industry: you never get it "right" the first time. These designs will be reshaped continuously until the software gets retired, if ever. Staying relevant in software in the era of AI is going to be less and less about tools you know versus being able to define a system that correctly models a business problem and communicate its shape to AI and other people who can help you implement and execute it. And knowing how to code / express these models well is still very valuable, i.e. "how can I use the type system to make illegal state unrepresentable inside our system?" - but code monkeys as a profession is over. Deep domain, integration, architecture (not knowing the names of patterns, but understanding where pressure / change sources / etc are likely to occur and designing to accommodate that,) and technical expertise are even more valuable in the era of AI. Adapt and move up the stack.

@animaps I guess the other places. If it snows all the time there should be at y least tiny layer of snow, unless the snow is meant to be of magical origin or sth.

@GGalezowski You mean in the ground area or in the other places?

I really love the feeling of this area. The snow gives it such a strong atmosphere, and I think it makes the whole place feel more abandoned. Any feedback?

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The new software dev cycle

@ColinPear @dustedcodes I mean CQRS. If it does not make sense to you welcome aboard 😅. BTW MediatR was never CQS friendly AFAIK so MediatR users kind of didn't care about it to begin with.

@GGalezowski @dustedcodes Do you mean CQS? Because CQRS is something different.

AutoMapper changing its licensing is a godsend. It’s so easy now to shut down the introduction of AutoMapper by simply saying “we can’t use it because of licensing”. More .NET frameworks need to change to a paid license please ❤️

@resharper Yesterday Junie found a solution to a problem with my oss project that I have been struggling for the last two weeks to fix ♥️

The ReSharper 2026.2 Release Candidate is out! 🤖 Preview of ACP agent support in Visual Studio, starting with #Junie ✨ Sharper C# analysis + enhanced Extract Method ⚙️ dotTrace, dotMemory & Monitoring now run in Out-of-Process mode Try the RC build now and tell us what you think!

@unclebobmartin @imann04 My observations tell me LLMs are overhyped for coding and underhyped for analysis

@imann04 AIs are a big help in managing complexity.

But we don't, do we. Once you have working product, most of your time is spent managing complexity

@unclebobmartin Anegdotal evidence tells me AI will not speed up decision making much so developers can invest the extra mileage in quality 😅

Here’s the question that every development manager should be asking themselves: What would I do with three times the productivity if I had it?

@davidfowl Nice for opening an open source repo and t asking some questions 👍

Ya’ll try out but GitHub app yet github.com/features/ai/gi…? Initially I didn’t think anything could take me out of the cli but it did

That's a great question! 1. Supporting: safest to vibe code (low modeling complexity, low volatility, low uncertainty) 2. Generic: vibe coding can be an alternative to using an existing offering but the risks should be weighed carefully. I'd consider it only for low-risk, simpler, well defined functionalities 3. Core: if it can be vibe coded -- all the domain knowledge exists in a foundational model -- then it's not a viable core business, everyone can do it

@vladikk Great take! I felt there is a correlation! When working in core domain I noticed that llm role shifts more to that of assistant, research tool and PoC generator as it involves more investigation, expert feedback and course correction 👍

Remember the microservices hype 12 years ago? All the cool kids couldn't stop talking about how microservices were the Holy Grail of software engineering. Ironically, most of them couldn't tell you what a microservice actually was. Like a bunch of blind men describing an elephant. How that turned out? First, the comeback of the modular monolith, as half the crowd quietly admitted they never needed the network calls in the first place. Second, the microservices heroes mostly ended up with distributed monoliths. And to cope with the insane web of dependencies running across their poorly drawn service boundaries, they came up with a solution: the monorepo. Nowadays, the cool kids discovered the new Holy Grail: the AI (s)loop. New protagonist, same plot: a crowd chasing something most of them can't quite define. 10 years ago it was about thousands of services, today it's thousands of deploys per day. Let's see what we'll reach for to cope with the hangover this time

New tale: talesfrom.dev/blog/the-ambig… in which two engineers go through the same onboarding three times. What's the difference between Telling, Explaining and Aligning? Why doesn't "did you get it?" work? #softwareengineering #softwarearchitecture #dddesign #csharp #dotnet #java

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