📢LocalStack .NET Aspire Integration just hit its first stable release! 🎉 Highlights: ⚡ Eager service loading support (KUDOS @stu.dev) 🐳 Docker socket support (for Lambda containers) 🐛 Fixed Lambda + SQS "Invalid URL" bug github.com/localstack-d...

We’ve got two backend stacks at the company: .NET and Go 🧑‍💻 Both are actively used — the balance shifts from squad to squad ⚖️

BadgeSmith is finally live! 🚀 It’s been a very educational journey for me. But, what BadgeSmith actually does🤔 It's a general-purpose, high-perf badge service with Shields .io-compatible endpoints for NuGet and GitHub packages, and CI/CD test results github.com/localstack-d...

I’ve cleaned up the project and made it public TL;DR 🚀 Cold start init: 77ms, memory allocation: 28MB 📦 Package size: 3.5MB 🔥 .NET 9 AOT > .NET 8 (smaller, faster) ❌ Dropped DI/Host/Reflection 🛠️ Using source generators 🐧 Use arm64+provided.al2023 github.com/localstack-d...

📢 Finally finished work on LocalStack - .NET Aspire Integration! 🚀RC now on NuGet. 1️⃣Extends official AWS Aspire integrations with LocalStack features 2️⃣Auto-detects AWS resources 3️⃣Auto-configures LocalStack endpoints 🔗 github.com/localstack-d... cc: @davidfowl.com @localstack.cloud

📢 Well, that was faster than expected! I'm thrilled to announce that LocalStack .NET Client v2.0.0 is officially released🚀 I think the reason for the speed was my "defensive" choice years ago (when I was younger🙃) to build a suite of 1000+ tests!🙏 github.com/localstack-d...

📢 Big news for LocalStack .NET Client users! 👋 After a busy period, I'm back with a major update for the users. The recent AWS SDK for .NET v4 release brought some breaking changes due to LocalStack .NET's reflection-based structure. github.com/localstack-d...

💻 I borrowed one of the old MacBook Pros at the office, partly because I occasionally need it for development, and partly to push myself out of my comfort zone. It’s been two days… 🏃‍♂️ I’m now sprinting back to my comfort zone. 🔑 I set up SSH, ready to be used from the terminal if needed.

Today at the Devnot .NET conference, I talked about simplicity and pragmatism in .NET 🗣️. Thank you to the .NET community for having me 🙏 and to the Devnot community for the invitation. I hope I was able to contribute to breaking down some dogmas 💡.

Yesterday, Microsoft announced that they are porting the TypeScript compiler to Go, sparking quite a debate! 🔥 The most common questions were: 🤔 Why not Rust? 🤔 Why not .NET? 🤔 If even Microsoft chooses Go for mission-critical projects, why should we use .NET? #typescript

Happy March 8th International Working Women’s Day to all hardworking women! 💪✨ As a software developer, I also want to celebrate the efforts of all women in tech who create, code, develop, and teach! 💻🚀 #InternationalWomensDay #8March #WomenInTech

🚀We're excited to announce the launch of our Engineering Handbook! It's been a long time coming and we've put a lot of work into it 🎉 💻You can find information about our tech stack ⚙️, team topologies 👥, and how we work 🛠️. Check it out! engineering.armut.com/handbook

1️⃣ In the back-end chapter, we’re evaluating the adoption of squad- or domain-based monorepos. While they have clear advantages, there are challenges too. Our front-end team uses Nx, which also has plugins for Go and .NET. 🔍

I’ve started listening to StarCraft soundtracks while coding or whenever I need to focus! 🎧🚀 Highly recommend it to everyone! 🌟🎮 #Coding open.spotify.com/playlist/2ta...

LOL 😄 youtube.com/shorts/aXcuz...

🌟C# 10 brought two great features: file-scoped namespaces & Global Using. While file-scoped namespaces are widely adopted, Global Using isn't as popular. It seems people might not think removing using directives from .cs files is a good idea 🤔 What's your take on this? #csharp

People think that as technology advances, it will become easier to access information. When you search for something, you have to go through 20 'Clean Architecture,' 'Microservice,' 'Top 10 X of Y framework,' 'X vs Y,' 'forget X, Y is the best' videos and articles.