john smith

We @wiz_io responsibly disclosed this to @AWSSecurityInfo, who promptly fixed the issue in under 48 hours! They also implemented new safeguards in CodeBuild to prevent similar attacks. For the full story, check out our blog >>> wiz.io/blog/wiz-resea…

Nice. .NET 10 well .NET in general runs on all sorts these days. A long way from when I used to use visual interdev as an intellisense editor for classic ASP.!

Another blog post, I had to build a new windows pc. I didn’t like the game adverts but anyway instead of chocolatey or scoop I tried winget. So I built a search tool for packages and blogged about it solrevdev.com/2025/09/15/bui…

I’ve started blogging again. The first is how I used GitHub Copilot on web mobile and elsewhere to update my seedfolder dotnet global tool and some ideas to improve it moving forward solrevdev.com/2025/08/20/evo…

Works great with Warp the AI terminal like IDE and pretty much any other app. Works great on iOS and macOS. Understands me and removes my hums and errs. Deffo give it a try wisprflow.ai/get-started?re…

@grok Who is the most famous person following @solrevdev or interacting with my posts (likes, retweets, replies)? Please include their follower count.

Quitting programming as a career right now because of LLMs would be like quitting carpentry as a career thanks to the invention of the table saw.

@Dave_DotNet ServiceStack.Ormlite

#dotnet devs, what you using for DB CRUD? 😜

I’d also like a dotnet VSCode profile out of the box.

Ooh this looks promising. MVC or Razor Pages with components.

@davidfowl MySQL and SQLite

What database hosting service are you using for personal projects?

Here's the table of contents for my lengthy new piece on how I use LLMs to help me write code

StringSyntax attribute example 💡 #dotnet The StringSyntax Attribute (.NET 7+) allows us to tell Visual Studio what kind of string (e.g. regex, datetime format, JSON etc.) we are working with in order to get correct intellisense and highlighting. Have you used it yet?

Last week I was a Guest on the First Episode of the BLUF Podcast, hosted by @artoriastech where we discussed the at the time, upcoming Israeli Retaliatory Strike against Iran. While the Strike has now occurred, it is interesting to look back on some of our Predictions that were correct and some that were not even close; with Episode 2 of the Podcast coming out later this Week, where we discuss the Regional Ramifications of the Strike and what we could see moving forward in the Conflict between Israel and Iran. You can find the BLUF Podcast streaming on both Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with it coming soon to other Platforms, including YouTube and X.

@ThePrimeagen @shanselman @davidfowl fyi

i am going to do c# this is not a drill or an exaggeration

@KarenPayneMVP VBScript with classic ASP 2/3 then a bit of VB 6 then C# with .net from 1.0 to current .net core 8 with html css and JavaScript. Moved from windows to macOS / Linux as daily driver from monodevelop onwards.

What was your first programming language family?

Worth a bookmark for csharpers (c#)

@ikevinissac Ahh that's awesome thanks very much. 🙏🏼️

@solrevdev Hey John, glad you're enjoying the app! 😁 Sorry for the issue you’re facing. The error usually occurs because some extensions either don’t provide necessary Whois data or the Whois format might not be compatible with the app. I’ll surely look into it.

@ikevinissac love the track my domains app! I can’t seem to add a solrev.li domain which is registered to me. Any workarounds?

@milan_milanovic Razor pages and then for the odd page that needs more that vanilla JavaScript I sprinkle VueJS in.

Hey, you #Dotnet and #csharp developers, what is your choice today for a frontend technology if you need to build a simple web app?

A lovely app so simple to use. Kicking the tires so to speak.