Gareth Doherty

@vnbaaij Hierarchical data tables are amazing. It's a shame this feature is a rare thing to have in current popular Blazor UI libraries. You've just opened up a new dimension to an enterprise app I have been building with Fluent UI

See also my blog for more information on this release: baaijte.net/blog/microsoft…

Out now: The Microsoft Fluent UI #Blazor library v4.14.0! Yes, that's a new v4 version in spite of all the v5 work we're doing. Highly demanded addition is support for hierarchical data in the DataGrid! See fluentui-blazor.net/WhatsNew for the overview. Packages are on NuGet now.

@DamianEdwards Are you showing that I can run a Blazor Client app just from a CS file?

Updated my file-based apps playground repo! Check it out for various samples & patterns for using C# file-based apps in .NET 10: github.com/DamianEdwards/…

@Zephyr_hg If AI is aggregating AI-written news, posting it, and the next automation cycle just aggregates that, what are we left with? It sounds like we're just feeding the machine its own content.

I never run out of content to post anymore. Built an automation that monitors 50+ news sources, scores articles for relevance, and writes social posts automatically. It finds trending topics in my niche before they explode everywhere else. Saves me 15-20 hours monthly and keeps me ahead of every trend. Comment "NEWS" and I'll DM it to you (must be following)

@AzureDevOps This is good progress in regards to keeping ADO alive, but it needs to go further and work with repos and PRs in ADO, rather than expecting reports etc to be hosted in GitHub. Good work though.

Azure Boards meets GitHub Copilot! Now you can send work items directly to Copilot for automated coding tasks—bug fixes, incremental features, test coverage, and more. The result? A draft PR linked back to your work (cont) msft.it/l/6011sqiGP

@AntonMartyniuk I used signalR with Blazor WASM as the client, just for notifications and it was complicated to set up because of authentication requirements. I'm hoping this would be a lot simpler.

The coolest feature in ASP .NET Core 10 yet 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗿-𝗦𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀. It's a simpler alternative to SignalR Server-Sent Events (SSE) provide a lightweight, reliable way for ASP .NET Core apps to push continuous streams of data without the complexity of bidirectional protocols. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗦𝗦𝗘: ➡️ Unidirectional Communication: Data flows only from server to client ➡️ SSE works over plain HTTP, using the text/event-stream MIME type. ➡️ No special WebSocket handshake is needed. ➡️ Browsers automatically reconnect if the connection is lost ➡️ Minimal overhead compared to other real-time solutions Because SSE works over plain HTTP, all major browsers support it. You can use HTTP request files in the IDE and tools like curl, Postman, Apidog to test SSE. 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝗨𝘀𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝘀𝗲𝘀: ☑️ Live Data Feeds: Stock prices, sports scores, news updates ☑️ Real-time Notifications: Social Media Notifications, system alerts, status updates ☑️ Progress Tracking: File uploads, long-running operations ☑️ Live Dashboards: Monitoring systems, analytics displays SSE is perfect when you need to push updates from the server to the client, but don't require bidirectional communication. It's simpler to implement than WebSockets and works seamlessly with existing HTTP infrastructure. I have created a "Live Stock Market" application with source code for both the backend and the frontend. See how to build .NET apps with Server-Sent Events: ↳ antondevtips.com/blog/real-time… 𝟭𝟮,𝟯𝟲𝟳+ people have already learned: ➡️ How SSE works and why it matters ➡️ Implementing an SSE endpoint with Minimal APIs ➡️ Testing your SSE stream using an HTTP Request file in the IDE ➡️ Building a simple Frontend Application to test SSE ➡️ Key differences between SSE and SignalR (WebSockets) Don't miss my next .NET blog, subscribe to my weekly newsletter. Learn how to craft better software with my guides. — ♻️ Repost to help your network learn about Server-Sent Events in .NET 10 ➕ Follow me ( @AntonMartyniuk ) for more #dotnet

@AzureDevOps I know MD is the flavour of the month at the moment, but was there an issue people had with the Rich Text/HTML formatting? Or is this just offering an alternative and both formatting options will remain?

Big news for Azure DevOps users! Markdown support has officially landed for work items! 🎉 Now you can format your work item descriptions, comments, and discussions with headers, lists, tables, links, and more (cont) msft.it/l/6014s6i3p

@DevLeaderCa Does this mean it will ONLY use 2 premium request per session? My last session used 125

This is awesome -- and I'd really appreciate a refund for the $100 I blew on requests over the first weekend.

@awickham @AzureDevOps What do you use it for currently? I liked the idea of having a Product Manager type Agent that creates ADO workitems etc

@AzureDevOps Love it and already making use of it! Any idea when pipelines will be supported? Listing them, info about executions, stages, logs, etc.

🚨 DevOps just got smarter! The new Azure DevOps MCP Server (Public Preview) lets GitHub Copilot tap into your local work items, PRs & test plans—securely & contextually. 🧠💡 Say hello to AI that actually knows your project. #DevOps #GitHubCopilot 🔗 msft.it/6015SvXoB

@davidfowl I have been wanting to be able to write simple functional c# files and run them without having to compile it onto an exe. This is super cool. Is it experimental or actually going to come with dotnet 10 or 11

We’re about to take C# to the next level. Look out Python 👀 #dotnet #csharp

@TheJackForge My company is upgrading us to these currently. Why won't we get laid off?

@MatthewBerman I couldn't get 2.5 to do anything in GitHub copilot. It would plan, but when it came to execute it just said what it was going to do then did nothing. Anyone else experienced this?

I can't get over how much I love Gemini 2.5 Pro asking me to verify things along the way while I vibe code with it. What a HUGE difference that makes to shortening the time to a solution.

@KBPsystem Is that not a lot to add to the custom instruction? I only ask because the guidance I've seen from GitHub people was to keep it short.

GitHub Copilot is only as good as your prompts. If you guide it right, it writes clean, testable, and optimized code for you. Save this prompt to your 📁./github folder. bit.ly/myprompt AI is a tool, so let's maximize it 🔥 #Github #Copilot #React #WebDevelopment #Web3

@OurBusinessHero @MatthewBerman Same here. I feel that AI struggles with c# and Blazor. It is convincing of course, but let it write too much on one go and your reverse engineering errors all day long.

I program in C# and Blazor so I can't do Vibe the way you do. But I sort of vibe in manual process. My problem is I'll spend 2 or 3 hours giving AI the errors and trying solutions only to independently determine that the premise AI suggested in the first place isn't even possible. UGH!

I’m making another vibe coding best practices vid. Drop your advanced best practices and tips below 👇

@mjovanovictech This is my exact workflow now

Stop wasting time coding everything from scratch. Let the AI write everything for you instead. Then, you can waste time fixing everything the AI wrote.

Has anyone got decent #githubcopilot instructions to share which yields good results with .net and #Blazor? I find that it messes up super basic syntax so easily and doesn't even know how to fix it when it realises.

Has anyone got a really good and in-depth resource which documents how to use the api.powerplatform.c-o-m endpoint? What are the available routes is the missing context from ms documentation. #powerplatform

@Jacobsklug @lovable Build

After generating $250K (last 2 months) I built a playbook for @lovable apps—and I’m giving it away. In just two months, we cracked the code to building apps with AI. I’ve distilled everything we learned into this single document. Comment "Build" and drop a follow. I’ll DM it to you. P.S. This will likely blow up, so give me some time to reply.

@JenMsft Everyday

On a scale from "didn't know it existed" to countless times a day, how often do you use WIN + Period (.) to input emoji (and more)? 👀

@aaronyim @dotnet How do you get these AI tools to mimic your code style, project structure etc. in other similar tools I'd ask it to add a new feature and it might do it but creates new files in random places and the code approach doesn't match the rest of my files

Chat is essential. Code generation is powerful. Iteration is key. Copilot Edits in VS2022 gives you a whole new way to work with AI. Iterate on code across multiple files, review in-line with all your context & stay flexible with checkpoints. devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/i…

@MicrosoftTeams I get daily updates from a large team and I'd love to be able to use an API to extract all the updates, and comments, and fire it through AI to generate a weekly summary.

@MicrosoftTeams Probably not your area, but the Updates app in Teams really needs an API to allow me to programmatically pull out updates and their comments. The export button for an update only pulls out the update and not any comments also which is a bummer.

We listen and we don't judge -- Teams edition 👇