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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
Learn to leverage Semantic Kernel for building AI-driven applications using Large Language Models, enhancing functionality without extensive coding.
AI, agents, Semantic Kernel, GPT, development
Contribute to the development of the dotnet-ai-workshop on GitHub by creating an account.
GitHub, AI, .NET, workshop
Learn to build AI apps in .NET with Microsoft.Extensions.AI and Ollama, focusing on LLMs, integration, and best practices for local AI development.
AI, .NET, Microsoft.Extensions.AI, LLMs, Ollama, software development
Explore OpenTelemetry integration challenges and strategies for existing systems, focusing on building blocks, benefits, and real-world experiences in deploying solutions.
OpenTelemetry, integration, brownfield, observability, software engineering
Learn to build AI agents using large language models and open source tools in a hands-on session at NDC Oslo 2025.
AI, agents, development, NDC
Explore communication patterns like Outbox and Sagas to enhance resilience and maintainability in modern distributed systems.
messaging, patterns, software, architecture, distributed systems
Learn how Verify simplifies snapshot testing for .NET, improving assertion maintenance and catching breaking changes effectively.
snapshot testing, .NET, Verify, assertions, NDC Oslo