Toni Wenzel

Introducing Oh My Posh Visual Configurator: Finally, a Drag-and-Drop Terminal Theme Builder! ✨ montemagno.com/introducing-oh… Approved & endorsed by @jandedobbeleer!

@remcomulder I‘m sorry. Then I‘m missing the support for TUnit.

@twenzel No. MTP is a runner, not a framework, so in a practical sense integration is impossible.

NCrunch v5.17 has just been released. This includes an important fix for NUnit v4.4, where exceptions weren't being reported due to a subtle change in NUnit. Also includes some compatibility improvements for MSTest.

I just got this screenshot from the Visual Studio engineering team. I've wanted one-click Copilot actions for commonly used prompts for a long time. Excited 😀 Coming soon...

Finally here: Microsoft .Data.SqlClient 6.1! - huge perf improvements to async blob read - new Vector data type support - other perf and bug fixes #dotnet #sqlserver github.com/dotnet/SqlClie…

@DevLeaderCa DbUp is the way to go github.com/DbUp/DbUp

How do you approach database migrations in .NET projects? Any tools or frameworks you prefer?

Semantic Kernel is a great orchestrator for building AI apps. .NET Aspire brings a great developer experience. In this On .NET, the team simplifies the dev experience when building intelligent apps! Tune in. 🎥 msft.it/6018SWlBK

@amandaksilver @coolcsh So is this the future vision from Microsoft? Azure DevOps will be fully migrated to GitHub? If yes, there should be an anouncement. Because every new customer starting with Azure DevOps should have been using GitHub (Enterprise) instead.

GitHub Repos + Copilot + Azure DevOps = 🚀 Copilot's agentic powers are best when your code lives in GitHub. Migrating from Azure DevOps to GitHub is even easier - with tooling, guidance, geo expansion & better Azure Boards / Pipeline integration. aka.ms/AAwbh44

@iammukeshm All this is also given using just WeatherOptions…

@twenzel type safety, readability, validations, etc

The Options Pattern in .NET is one of those features I regularly use in all my C# Projects. ✅ Cleaner config management ✅ Strongly-typed classes ✅ Easy DI integration ✅ Works seamlessly with `appsettings.json`, `secrets.json`, Azure Key Vault, etc. Why it matters: Instead of scattering config values across your codebase, you centralize them in structured classes. This not only improves readability but also makes the code more testable and maintainable. Here’s the typical flow (as shown in the post): 🔹 Define your config in `appsettings.json` 🔹 Create a POCO class 🔹 Bind it with `.AddOptions().BindConfiguration()` 🔹 Inject it using `IOptions` in your services Simple. Scalable. Clean. Do you use this pattern in your projects? Or are you still accessing config values via `IConfiguration["key"]`? --- PS, Level up your .NET Skills by joining my .NET Zero to Hero Course (FREE): newsletter.codewithmukesh.com

Home Assistant 2025.5 🎉 Smarter backups with per-location retention, Z-Wave Long Range support, an improved entity picking experience, tons of new voices for Home Assistant Cloud, and the ability to just paste YAML directly into your automations. home-assistant.io/blog/2025/05/0…

Google published a 69-page whitepaper on Prompt Engineering and its best practices, a must-read if you are using LLMs in production: > zero-shot, one-shot, few-shot > system prompting > chain-of-thought (CoT) > ReAct > code prompting > best practices

A new version of the MCP spec was finalized today. Some of the major changes: - Auth framework based on OAuth 2.1 - Replaced the previous HTTP+SSE transport with Streamable HTTP transport - Support for JSON-RPC batching - Tool annotations for better describing tool behavior

Official MCP C# SDK! github.com/modelcontextpr… Happy Friday! #dotnet #mcp

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hey .NET folks—is there a way to add an attribute to methods to auto-log them starting and stopping? i.e. something like [LogThis] public void MyMethodThatDoesThings() { ... }

@codemullins You can use your DI System for that. Simply register or configure a Proxy for your services and Check via reflection if the method to be called has this Attribute. But this is a very old style approach. Maybe the new interceptor Feature together with source gen would help.

View NuGet transitive package dependency graph dotnet nuget why dropped as part of #dotnet 9 and will tell us what parent / ancestor packages caused a particular library to be included. I 💗 this, it might seem simple but this will be a big timer saver for many devs. What do you think?

𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱.𝟯 🎉 ✔️ Dashboard view headers ✔️ Tons of tile card improvements ✔️ Better map clustering ✔️ Assist now streams responses ✔️ Integrating SmartThings is smoother than ever! Check out what’s new! 👇 🔗 home-assistant.io/blog/2025/03/0…

Inspired by @staff0rd ' work on LLM agents, I built an MCP server that lets LLMs interact with #SEQ. It's amazing to see LLMs analyse system behavior by speaking SEQ's language through MCP! Check out here: ahmadreza.com/2025/02/buildi… #LLM #MCP @nblumhardt @datalust_seq