This is a feed of links I've run across and found interesting or noteworthy. The images, content and opinions in them are owned by their respective authors.
Learn to implement vendor-neutral feature flag management in your .NET applications using OpenFeature and flagd.
Feature Flagging, .NET, OpenFeature, flagd
Using DateTime.Now can break your code—learn a better alternative for reliable datetime handling in .NET.
DateTime, .NET, programming, datetime handling
AWS aims to enhance its developer strategy with Kiro, despite past challenges in gaining traction among developers.
AWS, Kiro, developer strategy, AI-driven coding
Kiro is an AI-powered IDE that streamlines project development from scratch, enhancing efficiency for software engineers.
Kiro, AI, IDE, AWS, development
AI Multi-Agent Framework in .NET for development collaboration on GitHub.
AI, Multi-Agent, .NET, GitHub, BotSharp
AWS's DevOps layoffs impact 40% of staff, revealing surprising alternative practices they are now adopting.
AWS, DevOps, layoffs, alternative practices
Developed and published an MCP server during an internal Microsoft project, showcasing practical implementation for developers.
MCP, .NET, server, Microsoft, software development
A humorous exploration of the funniest comments ever made in source code, highlighting coding humor.
Source Code, Comments, Humor, Software Engineering
An overview of MCP client configs, workarounds, servers, and the new DTX format with a GitHub guide.
MCP, client configs, servers, DTX, GitHub
Securely connect MCP servers to AI agents with Docker's open-source MCP Gateway, simplifying agentic AI development.
Docker, MCP Gateway, Agentic AI, Open Source