Channels: The Crab Eats the Lobster
Anthropic shipped Claude Code Channels - text your agent from Telegram. It's OpenClaw's core feature, rebuilt as a platform primitive. The absorption pattern completes its biggest cycle yet.
Read more →We Built a Product Around AI Style Transforms. Then We Deleted 6,500 Lines of Them.
FameCake's AI journey: from 15 style transforms as the headline feature to content moderation and outpainting as the survivors. What five months taught us about AI in products.
Read more →Context Stops Being Scarce
Anthropic made 1M context first-class for Opus and Sonnet at flat pricing. No beta header, no premium. When context is abundant, the workflows change.
Read more →Autoresearch Became a Primitive
Eight days after Karpathy open-sourced autoresearch, the community ported the pattern to GPU kernels, security hardening, Apple Silicon, and agent optimization. The loop - one file, one metric, git as memory - turns out to be the interesting part.
Read more →Autoresearch: 700 Experiments While You Sleep
Karpathy's autoresearch gives an AI agent a training script, a GPU, and a git branch. It runs 100 experiments overnight, keeps what works, discards what doesn't. The human writes the prompt. The agent writes the code.
Read more →Impeccable: The Design Vocabulary AI Was Missing
The bottleneck isn't AI capability - it's that developers lack design vocabulary. Impeccable bridges the gap, and the Tessl benchmarks prove it: 1.59x improvement over baseline.
Read more →Amazon's AI Outages Escalated. So Did the Denial.
Two weeks after Kiro deleted a production environment, Amazon.com itself went down for 6 hours. 1,500 engineers are petitioning for Claude Code. The safeguards are arriving after the damage.
Read more →Your AI Tools Are the Attack Surface
Prompt injection through pull requests, GitHub Issues, and CI/CD pipelines is turning AI coding assistants into weapons against the developers who use them. The 2026 attack surface nobody's talking about.
Read more →The Enterprise Tax
Anthropic is locking AI capability behind enterprise tiers while competitors only gate compliance. Claude Code's individual users are funding the R&D for features they'll never access.
Read more →Stupid and Industrious
A German general's 1933 framework for categorizing officers maps perfectly to engineers using AI. The most dangerous quadrant - stupid and industrious - is exactly what AI amplifies.
Read more →From Ralph Wiggum to /loop: The Absorption Continues
Claude Code shipped /loop - cron-based scheduled tasks. It's not Ralph Wiggum. It's what happens when the platform asks 'what's the simplest version of this pattern?'
Read more →GPT-5.4 and the Wall Nobody's Talking About
OpenAI launched its most capable model during the biggest credibility crisis in AI history. The technical gains are real. The trust deficit is bigger.
Read more →We Built Productivity Tools. They Built Friends.
A viral chart shows AI coding agents as a single pixel in the world's population. Meanwhile, 660 million people have told a chatbot they love it. The AI industry is building for the wrong audience.
Read more →The 10x AI Developer is a Myth
Independent studies consistently show AI coding tools deliver modest gains at best. The real story is worse: developers are thinking less, learning less, and producing more debt.
Read more →Your AGENTS.md is a Liability
Frontier models top out at 68% compliance with 500 instructions. Every rule you add makes every other rule less likely to be followed. The research explains why.
Read more →March 2026 Tooling Roundup: Profiles, Proxies, and Free 744B Models
Updates across tether-cli, claude-launcher, and claude-tools - plus why NVIDIA NIM giving away GLM-5 at 40 RPM changes the math on local-vs-cloud.
Read more →Same Terms, Different Treatment
The Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic for insisting AI shouldn't power autonomous weapons or mass surveillance. Hours later, it gave OpenAI a deal with weaker guardrails dressed up as the same thing. From a developer who ships with Claude daily.
Read more →Always Have an Agent Running
Mitchell Hashimoto keeps an agent working at all times. Not coding - just doing something. His workflow reveals what changes when you treat AI as a background process instead of a pair programmer.
Read more →Delete and Recreate: When AWS's AI Agent Went Rogue
Amazon's Kiro AI decided to delete and recreate a production environment, causing a 13-hour AWS outage. Amazon says it was human error. That framing is the problem.
Read more →Vinext and the $1,100 Rewrite
Cloudflare rebuilt Next.js in a week with one engineer and 800 Claude sessions. The real story isn't the speed - it's what happens when test suites become machine-readable specs.
Read more →Distillation Is Not Scraping: Why the Internet's Favourite Take Is Wrong
Anthropic accused DeepSeek, Moonshot and MiniMax of industrial-scale distillation. The internet screamed hypocrisy. They're conflating two very different things.
Read more →One Year of Claude Code
The tool was rewritten five times. The discipline to use it wasn't rewritten once. A year of daily AI-assisted development, what it changed, and what it didn't.
Read more →The Neurodivergent Stack: Why Different Brains Built Tech, and Why Agents Need Them
ADHD, autism, and neurodivergence aren't bugs in the system. They're the reason the system exists. And the agentic age is about to prove it.
Read more →Buy vs Build Just Flipped
35% of enterprises have already replaced SaaS with custom builds. The cost of building collapsed. The cost of buying didn't. And corporate procurement hasn't caught up.
Read more →The Sunk Cost Fallacy Is Dead
AI collapsed the cost of rebuilding. Corporate decision-makers haven't caught up. The reasoning behind 'but we already built it' no longer holds.
Read more →The Polyglot Stack: Why Developers Stopped Picking One AI
Gemini 3.1 Pro's animated SVGs are impressive. But the bigger story is what they reveal: developers now route tasks to specialized models the way they once chose frameworks.
Read more →The Week AI Went Full Throttle
Five major releases in 72 hours. An acqui-hire war that closed in days. $2 trillion wiped off software stocks. The pace itself is now the story.
Read more →Your PM Tool Was Designed for Humans
Jira, Confluence, standups, sprint planning - all optimized for human coordination overhead. In an agent-native world, the bottleneck isn't status updates. It's whether the agents are unblocked.
Read more →The Silicon Race
OpenAI just shipped their first model on non-Nvidia hardware. GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark runs on Cerebras wafer-scale silicon at 1,000 tokens per second. The AI coding war is now a chip war.
Read more →All the Liability, None of the Protection
AI coding tools create a legal paradox: the code you ship likely can't be copyrighted, but it might infringe someone else's. All the liability, none of the protection.
Read more →The Safety Team Left. We're Still Shipping.
Anthropic's safety lead quit saying the world is in peril. Half of xAI's founders are gone. OpenAI dissolved two safety teams. Here's what that looks like from the other side of the API.
Read more →Stop Designing in Pixels
Tokens are nouns. Patterns are verbs. The missing layer is grammar: a shared vocabulary that spans Figma, web, and native without breaking when someone ships a 'small' change.
Read more →The Quiet Features That Shipped With Opus 4.6
Auto memory, fast mode, and agent team refinements all shipped in the same week as Opus 4.6. They tell you more about where Claude Code is heading than the headline model.
Read more →Agents Can't Do Design Systems
AI agents excel at code generation but struggle with visual consistency. Pencil.dev shows a better pattern: give agents tools, keep humans in the design loop.
Read more →Agent Teams: The Switch Got Flipped
Two weeks ago we found TeammateTool hiding in Claude Code's binary. Now it's official. Here's what changed, what didn't, and what the docs reveal about where multi-agent is heading.
Read more →GPT-5.3-Codex: The Counter-Punch
GPT-5.3-Codex is a genuinely strong model that deserved its own headline. Instead, Sam Altman's 400-word Super Bowl rant stole launch day from his own product.
Read more →Opus 4.6: The Vibe Working Inflection
Anthropic's latest model didn't just improve benchmarks. It crashed software stocks, found 500 zero-days, and coined a term that tells you where this is heading.
Read more →When AI Isn't Fit for Purpose: Lessons from Salesforce's Agentforce Pivot
Salesforce quietly walked back autonomous AI agents to deterministic scripting. The pattern reveals when LLMs work - and when they don't.
Read more →Playground: When Text Prompting Isn't Enough
Claude Code's playground plugin generates interactive HTML explorers for visual configuration. Six modes for design, data, concepts, code review, architecture, and document review. The copy-prompt-back loop as a new interaction pattern.
Read more →10 Tips from Inside the Claude Code Team
Boris Cherny followed up his personal workflow with tips from across the team. Same tool, different people, different approaches. The patterns worth stealing.
Read more →Your Lobster Is Leaking
OpenClaw went from 0 to 111K GitHub stars in two months. It also went from 0 to hundreds of exposed instances with full credentials in Shodan. The security story nobody wants to hear.
Read more →The Lobster Grew a Face
When AI agents started posting on their own social network about shared context limit problems, I realized we're not building tools anymore. We're raising digital pets.
Read more →The Framework Trap
100k+ GitHub stars across frameworks that reimport waterfall, simulate org charts, and fight how LLMs actually work. The Claude Code ecosystem is speed-running a mistake every dev paradigm makes.
Read more →The Speedrun That Broke Open Source
AI tools that democratize code creation are DDoSing the review layer. Creation now runs at machine speed. Review remains human speed. The asymmetry is crushing maintainers.
Read more →Claude Code's Hidden Multi-Agent System
Anthropic built a full multi-agent orchestration system into Claude Code. It's feature-flagged off. The community found it anyway.
Read more →The Lobster That Outran Siri
People are buying Mac Minis to run an open-source AI assistant built by a retired iOS dev. Meanwhile Apple pays Google $1B/year because they still can't build a real AI.
Read more →From Beads to Tasks: Anthropic Productizes Agent Memory
Anthropic credits Steve Yegge's Beads as inspiration for Claude Code's new task system. The pattern-to-product cycle continues.
Read more →Running Claude Code Fully Local with Ollama
For compliance, privacy, or just freedom from cloud dependencies - here's how to run Claude Code with local models via Ollama. No API calls leaving your machine.
Read more →I Kept Writing About Broken Ads. Then We Built FameCake.
From diagnosing ad fraud to building a solution. Introducing FameCake: mobile-first billboard booking for everyday moments.
Read more →GasTown and the Two Kinds of Multi-Agent
I wrote that 19-agent scaffolding is a trap. Then Yegge shipped Gas Town with 20-30 Claude Code instances. Are these the same thing?
Read more →The Context Wars: Why Your Browser Tools Are Bleeding Tokens
Playwright MCP's 26 tools are killing your context window. Vercel's agent-browser shows a better way: fewer tools, smarter snapshots, 93% less overhead.
Read more →Flux: A Kanban Board That Speaks MCP
Task management designed for AI coding agents. CLI-first, git-native sync, and Model Context Protocol integration.
Read more →The Pin
A lookup table technique that improves search tool hit rates in autonomous loops. The detail that makes specs discoverable.
Read more →The Ralph Wiggum Playbook
The methodology behind autonomous coding loops. Three phases, five files, and the backpressure that makes it converge.
Read more →Anthropic's Walled Garden: The Claude Code Crackdown
Anthropic blocked third-party tools from using Claude subscriptions overnight. OpenCode, xAI, and power users caught in the crossfire. The era of subscription arbitrage is over.
Read more →Tailwind Lost 80% of Revenue. AI Didn't Replace the Developers.
75M monthly downloads. 80% revenue drop. 75% of engineers gone. AI didn't replace developers - it replaced the web as the interface layer. That's worse.
Read more →The Junior Dev Pipeline Problem
Stanford data confirms experienced devs are safe. But if AI replaces the on-ramp, where do future seniors come from?
Read more →Claude Code Hooks: Guardrails That Actually Work
Real footgun stories and the deterministic hooks that would've prevented them. From $30k API key leaks to nuked home directories.
Read more →Claude Code 2.1: The Pain Points? Fixed.
Skills controllability, hooks limitations, plan mode friction - 2.1 addresses the documented pain points. Here's what changed and what's still missing.
Read more →The 19-Agent Trap
Complex AI scaffolding tools appeal to people who understand traditional SDLC. But AI collapses the phases that made those models useful.
Read more →Prompt Engineering Is (Mostly) Dead
The 'prompt engineering' industry was a symptom of early model limitations. Modern LLMs just need you to communicate clearly.
Read more →How the Creator of Claude Code Uses Claude Code
Boris Cherny shared his workflow for the tool he built. The setup is surprisingly vanilla. The philosophy is worth studying.
Read more →Guardrails by Default: Why AI Coding's Next Evolution Isn't Smarter Models
Factory AI's Luke predicts the future isn't more powerful models - it's AI that enforces software engineering best practices by default. Here's why that matters more than you think.
Read more →Claude Code's Hidden MCP Flag: 32k Tokens Back
ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_MCP_CLI eliminates MCP tool schema overhead entirely. Undocumented, untested in the wild, but it works. Here's what I found.
Read more →The Alien Tool With No Manual
Andrej Karpathy built the neural networks inside coding assistants. He taught deep learning to a generation. He feels dramatically behind. If the experts are lost, what does that tell us?
Read more →The $0 SaaS Stack: Ship Fast, Pay Later
Convex, Vite, Clerk, shadcn, Cloudflare, Resend. A modern stack where every component has a generous free tier, agents do the heavy lifting, and you don't touch infrastructure until you have paying customers.
Read more →claude-launcher: Model Freedom for Claude Code
A CLI wrapper that lets you swap Claude Code's backend between Anthropic and OpenRouter with a single command. Pick any model, configure role-specific models, and switch between them instantly.
Read more →The Open Source Agentic Moment
Two major open source coding models dropped in 48 hours. Both target Claude Code compatibility. Both MIT licensed. The economics of agentic AI just changed.
Read more →Claude in Chrome: Close the Dev Loop Without Leaving Your Terminal
Claude Code can now control your actual Chrome browser. Not a headless session, not a fresh login - your Chrome, with your cookies and sessions. Build, test, and debug without context switching.
Read more →Gemini 3 Flash: The Model That Shouldn't Exist
Top 3 intelligence. Top 5 price. Top speed. Flash beats Pro on SWE-bench and changes the economics of agentic workflows.
Read more →Claude Code: The Details That Compound
Claude Code is evolving on two fronts: expanding scope and polishing ergonomics. The combination makes it feel less like a CLI tool and more like a complete dev environment.
Read more →Tether: Encrypted Dotfile Sync for Multi-Machine Developers
Stop manually copying .zshrc between machines. Tether syncs dotfiles and global packages with end-to-end encryption.
Read more →Three Ways to Build Deep Research with Claude
From 20 lines of shell to production apps. Anthropic renamed Claude Code SDK to Agent SDK because deep research is now a first-class use case.
Read more →The Terminal Renaissance
The real revolution isn't AI in your terminal. It's moving at the speed of thought from a single interface. When friction exists, build a CLI.
Read more →Visual Verification: Making Agents Prove Their Work
Screenshots as source of truth, reference comparison to catch agent lies, and video capture for temporal bugs. How multimodal validation changes coding agent workflows.
Read more →Beads: Memory for Your Coding Agents
Steve Yegge's open-source framework gives coding agents session memory and task management. Four weeks old, hundreds of contributors, and already changing workflows.
Read more →GPT-5.2: The Delegation Era Begins
OpenAI's latest model isn't about better prompting - it's about better delegation. What that means for 2026, and how it compares to Opus 4.5.
Read more →claude-tools: A Plugin Marketplace for Claude Code
Six plugins that extend Claude Code with specialized external tools: Gemini for visual analysis, Codex for architecture thinking, Headless for browser automation, Mobile for native app testing, DNS for multi-provider management, and Miro for board reading.
Read more →Divers and CNC Machines: Yegge and Kim on What's Coming
Steve Yegge and Gene Kim explain why Claude Code 'ain't it' yet, why senior engineers are resisting, and what next year's tools will actually look like.
Read more →Claude Code Gets Path-Specific Rules (Cursor Had This First)
Claude Code 2.0.64 adds .claude/rules/ with path matching. It's a welcome addition, but Cursor's had .cursor/rules/ for months. Here's the comparison.
Read more →Denial, Then Admission: Why LLM Quality Drops Are Real
Anthropic denied issues for weeks, then published a postmortem admitting three bugs degraded 16% of Claude requests. The pattern keeps repeating.
Read more →Your Ad Budget Is Feeding Bots: Why the Future Is Physical
51% of web traffic is now bots - the first time machines exceeded humans. $238B wasted on fake impressions in 2024. Out-of-home is the fraud-proof alternative.
Read more →Your Website Is About to Become a Workflow
The human-facing web is dying. Zero-click searches, bot traffic exceeding humans, publishers losing 40%+ traffic. What comes next: an agentic web where sites are API endpoints, not destinations.
Read more →The External Scaffolding Era Is Ending
BMAD, Spec-Kit, Cline - frameworks that compensated for tool limitations. Plan Mode, Cursor 2.0, and Antigravity absorb the patterns natively.
Read more →The LinkedIn Hot Take Problem: Why the AI Discourse Is Backwards
The arguments about vibe coding and junior developers miss what software engineering was always about: shipping products, not typing code.
Read more →12 Factor Agents: Principles for AI That Actually Work
HumanLayer's 12-factor agents codifies what works in production AI: own your context, keep agents small, stay out of the dumb zone.
Read more →Anthropic Bought Bun
Anthropic's first acquisition ever. A $183B AI company just bet their fastest-growing product on a JavaScript runtime. Claude Code hit $1B in 6 months - built on Bun.
Read more →Plan Mode Is Now Mandatory. Auto-Compact Should Be Enabled.
Opus 4.5 shipped Plan Mode as a core workflow. The workarounds are obsolete. And the case for auto-compact finally tips in favor of enabling it.
Read more →Ralph Wiggum: Autonomous Loops for Claude Code
The official Claude Code plugin that lets agents work autonomously for hours. When to use it, when not to, and the philosophy behind letting AI fail repeatedly until it succeeds.
Read more →Claude Code Plugins: Breaking the AI Slop Aesthetic
277,000 installs later, Claude Code's plugin system is becoming the app store for AI development. The frontend-design skill was just the opening move.
Read more →Agent Harnesses: From DIY Patterns to Product
Anthropic's engineering team published patterns for long-running agents. These same patterns - progress tracking, feature lists, session protocols - are what products like SpecPilot must solve at scale.
Read more →The Scaling Trap: When Startups Eat Their Own
At around 30 employees, growing companies either mature or become toxic. Here's the playbook for organizational dysfunction - and why your engineering leaders keep leaving.
Read more →AI-Generated UI Mockups in Your Coding Workflow
Design systems from mockup to code in a single Claude Code session. Use Gemini 3 Pro to generate UI concepts, then implement them directly.
Read more →Opus 4.5 and Tool Search: The Native Fix for MCP Context Bloat
Claude's new model ships with defer_loading for tools. The MCP isolation patterns I built are now (mostly) obsolete.
Read more →From Single Model to Specialized Tooling: Adding React Grab to the Stack
My AI workflow evolved from 'Claude does everything' to specialized tools for each task. React Grab fills the UI extraction gap I didn't know I had.
Read more →The SDLC Is Collapsing Too
The PM/Eng split dissolved into product engineering. Now the traditional software development lifecycle is following suit as coding agents handle multi-hour tasks across planning, building, testing, and deployment.
Read more →The Quiet Advantage: Introverts in Tech
How modern tools transformed my experience as an introverted engineer and tech leader
Read more →Hybrid AI Workflows: Spawning Gemini from Claude Code
Claude Code for development, Gemini 3 Pro for visual analysis, research, and deep thinking. A slash command that routes tasks to the right model.
Read more →Gemini 3: The First Unambiguous #1 in Months
Google's Gemini 3 just broke every benchmark that matters. What that means for the 'AI has hit a wall' narrative, and where it actually helps.
Read more →Finding the Craft in the Chaos: A Stoic Take on Job Loss
What happens when you lose external validation and discover what actually matters: the work itself.
Read more →C# 14 and .NET 10: Less Boilerplate, More Clarity
The latest C# release continues its quiet war on ceremony with field-backed properties, extension members, and smarter spans. Here's what matters and what doesn't.
Read more →Product Engineering: The New Superpower
How AI and spec-driven development are fusing product management with engineering, creating a new hybrid role that's transforming how small teams ship software.
Read more →C# Scripts: The Python Killer You Already Know
.NET 10's shebang support and file-based apps turn C# into a scripting language. No more context-switching to Python for quick scripts.
Read more →Use Bun
I fought to move teams from npm to pnpm. I was all in. Then a friend said 'lol use bun' and I converted every project within days. Here's why I'll never go back.
Read more →Skills Auto-Activation via Hooks (Does It Solve the Problem?)
Hooks-based skill activation solves context selection (which guidelines? which tools?) but not workflow orchestration. Both patterns have their place.
Read more →Expressing MCP Tools as Code APIs (96% Less Context)
From Chrome DevTools experiment to universal MCP wrapper: progressive discovery works with any server, Skills integration, and smart deduplication
Read more →Claude Skills: The Controllability Problem
Skills are auto-invoked by Claude's judgment. For engineering workflows that need predictability, slash commands give you explicit control.
Read more →The Hiring Mismatch: When 20 Years of Experience Isn't Enough
Why coding interviews optimized for 2010 fail to identify great engineers in 2025, and why orgs can't adapt fast enough.
Read more →When Claude Needs a Second Opinion: Strategic Thinking with Codex
Claude Code loves to jump straight into implementation. Sometimes you need a model that thinks first. Here's how I use Codex for systems thinking and architecture decisions.
Read more →Isolating MCP Context in Claude Code with Slash Commands
How to use slash commands to keep specialized MCP tools isolated from your main conversation context.
Read more →DeepSeek-OCR: Compressing Text by 20x Using Vision
Converting text to images for 20x token compression. Interesting research or production-ready breakthrough? A critical look at the trade-offs.
Read more →Few-Shot Learning for Document Parsing: Training AI on Human Corrections
How I built a self-improving document parser that learns from corrections without fine-tuning. The pragmatic alternative to model training.
Read more →When Not to Use AI: Two Approaches to Building AI-Powered Products
Real-time AI generation vs curated libraries: lessons from building the same product twice with radically different architectures.
Read more →How We Fixed Authorization by Moving Security from Code to Architecture
When expensive SSO was just a symptom of deeper architectural problems, we redesigned our multi-tenant system from first principles and cut costs significantly in the process.
Read more →Building Trivista: What AI Coding Actually Solves (and What It Doesn't)
Building a multiplayer trivia app solo with AI coding tools. Here's what worked, what didn't, and the trade-offs no one talks about.
Read more →Cascading AI Pipelines: When One Model Feeds Another
Building a multi-stage AI content pipeline where each generation depends on the last. Lessons from generating thousands of hybrid creatures with resilient error handling.
Read more →Building Magpie Swoop: A Retro Game About Australia's Most Terrifying Spring Ritual
It's swooping season in Australia. So naturally, I built a retro pixel-art game about the annual aerial warfare between cyclists and territorial magpies.
Read more →Stop Speedrunning Claude Code (Master the Core Loop First)
MCPs, subagents, and automation are tempting. But the developers getting the most from Claude Code aren't rushing to advanced features - they're mastering the fundamentals.
Read more →When Cloudflare Thinks Your Cloud Function is a Bot: The Case for API Aggregators
A production outage caused by Cloudflare's anti-bot systems flagging Google Cloud datacenter IPs, and why API aggregation layers matter more than you think
Read more →Vibe Coding a Blog Migration: Ghost to Astro in One Night with Claude Code
Converting a Ghost blog to Astro in a single late-night session with Claude Code, reducing memory usage by 75% while learning what AI coding tools actually solve
Read more →Flutter Auto-Reload for Terminal Workflows
Building automatic hot reload for Flutter without an IDE using file watchers and Unix signals - for terminal-based development and AI coding tools.
Read more →Building Real-Time Multiplayer with Firebase: What Works and What Doesn't
Real lessons from shipping multiplayer games with Firebase: what works for small groups, where it breaks down, and the scalability limits you need to know upfront.
Read more →Flutter: Animated Gradients via Custom Hooks
Building reusable animated gradients in Flutter using custom hooks for cleaner, more maintainable UI code.
Read more →Flutter architecture: Hooks, Functional Widget and RxDart
Flutter state management without the boilerplate using Hooks, RxDart, and Functional Widgets for reactive, testable code.
Read more →Exploding stuff in Unity
Building realistic voxel explosion effects in Unity that break objects into their constituent cubes with physics and particle systems.
Read more →ASP.NET Core Image Resizing Middleware
Building cross-platform image resizing middleware for ASP.NET Core using SkiaSharp before mature libraries existed.
Read more →Microservices on .net core with Nancy - Part 2
Part 2: Adding inter-service communication to .NET Core microservices using HttpClient and custom logging services.
Read more →Radial slider in RaphaëlJS
Building a two-handle circular slider in RaphaëlJS inspired by Apple's iOS Bedtime feature using SVG and vector math.
Read more →Microservices on .net core with Nancy - Part 1
Building lightweight microservices with .NET Core and Nancy framework before ASP.NET Core MVC reached maturity.
Read more →Transactional email on .net core with Sendwithus
This article is from 2016. Code samples may no longer work. Transactional emails can be a real bugbear for business and for marketers. They are often buried
Read more →"Controllerless" views in asp.net core
Enabling frontend developers to work on ASP.NET Core views without writing C# by building custom middleware for Razor-only routing.
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