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Post #2538 71
⚡️ Fixing High CPU Burn on GitHub Actions Runners

Self-hosted GitHub Actions runners can chew through CPU even when idle — one core locked at 100%, by design. The culprit is a busy-wait loop in the runner’s sleep logic, not your workflows. Digging into the code reveals a simple but costly tradeoff between responsiveness and efficiency.

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Meziantou's blog Reduce GitHub Actions runner CPU usage In this post, I'll show you how to reduce the CPU usage of your self-hosted GitHub Actions runners by replacing the default busy-waiting sleep implementation with a more efficient one.
Post #2537 67
⚡️ Git Integration Still Feels a Decade Away

After years of updates, even Visual Studio’s 'improved Git integration' feels half-baked. For many developers, seamless VCS workflows remain a mirage—commercial nuclear fusion might realistically beat perfect Git UI to market. It’s a reminder of how stubbornly complex core dev tooling can be, despite all the AI hype around it.

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ploeh blog Git integration is ten years away We'll get commercial nuclear fusion earlier.
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🎁 Top 15 open-source projects every .NET web developer should know

As a small New Year’s gift for the //devdigest community, our editor Vlad Furdak has carefully prepared this curated list — a selection of materials to wrap up the year, catch up on what you might have missed, and start the new one with fresh ideas and inspiration.

🧪 Demo-projects

⏺ eShop (Microsoft)
A production-ready reference app from Microsoft showing how to use .NET Aspire, built with a microservice architecture.

⏺ ASP.NET RealWorld example app
A sample project built with ASP.NET Core (feature-oriented), including CRUD, auth, routing, pagination, and more

📚 Cookbooks & practical “recipes”

⏺ ASP.NET Cookbook (Practical ASP.NET Core)
Hands-on examples across many ASP.NET Core topics: middleware configuration, authentication, caching, routing, Minimal APIs, YARP, etc.

⏺ ORM Cookbook
A collection of code recipes for ORM frameworks: EF / EF Core, Dapper, NHibernate, ServiceStack ORM, Linq2DB, LLBLGenPro, and more.

⏺ MAUI Samples
35 MAUI sample projects - very helpful for learning MAUI.

⏺ Milan Jovanović code samples (repositories)
Tons of useful examples on many topics that are practical for real commercial .NET development.


🏗️ Clean Architecture (guide + template/boilerplate)

⏺ Clean architecture implementation example (Clean Architecture Manga)
Source code + a mini-book about application architecture. Clean Architecture implemented with .NET Core + React.

⏺ Clean architecture boilerplate (Jason Taylor - CleanArchitecture)
A template for a straightforward, efficient approach to enterprise app development using Clean Architecture and ASP.NET Core.

🧩 Sample business apps (DDD / CQRS / Event Sourcing)

⏺ POS application
Demonstrates CQRS, Event Sourcing, Generic Repository, Unit of Work, DDD, Ocelot API Gateway, Kafka.

⏺ Merp
Event-based Micro ERP using ASP.NET Core 3.1.

💬 Community apps (forum/blog)

⏺ POPForums
Forum + Q&A app with real-time updates, image uploads, and private message chat in multiple languages

⏺ POPBlog
From the creators of POPForums: a lightweight blog app using ASP.NET.


🎵 Blazor / WASM real-world app

⏺ MLocker
A browser-based music player built with ASP.NET + Blazor WASM.

🛒 E-commerce platforms (used in production)

⏺ GrandNode
A powerful, scalable e-commerce platform built with MongoDB.

⏺ nopCommerce
The legendary open-source e-commerce engine built with ASP.NET.

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Post #2535 73
⚡️ F# Weekly #52: A Fresh Start for 2025

F# Weekly kicks off 2025 with its final roundup of the year — issue #52. The edition closes a cycle of community insights, tools, and language updates, setting a clear tone for what functional developers can expect next. A concise yet symbolic wrap-up of a year that kept F# evolving steadily.

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Sergey Tihon's Blog F# Weekly #52, 2025 – Happy New Year Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News F# Advent Calendar in English 2025 – Sergey Tihon’s Blog How AI fixed my procrastination – Visual Studio Blog Vid…
Post #2534 77
⚡️ Scaling Azure Naming Conventions with Terraform

Managing Azure naming at enterprise scale is no longer trial and error. A Terraform-based approach using Build5Nines/naming/azure now automates consistent, region-aware resource naming with AzureRM and Region Pairs support — turning a fragile DevOps headache into predictable, governed infrastructure growth.

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Build5Nines Implementing Azure Naming Conventions at Scale with Terraform and Build5Nines/naming/azure (AzureRM + Region Pairs) Microsoft Azure resource naming conventions are one of those “small” DevOps and cloud infrastructure management disciplines that quietly determine whether your cloud estate stays governable at 50 r…
Post #2533 96
⚡️ How Copilot Helped Me Beat Procrastination

A long weekend and GitHub Copilot turned a chronic starter into a finisher. By automating boilerplate and nudging coding flow, AI in Visual Studio made daunting side projects actually doable — proof that productivity can sometimes start with a single prompt.

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Microsoft News How AI fixed my procrastination I struggled to get started. For ages, I kept putting off building this website, creating a new programming language for Visual Studio, and coming up with fresh color themes. Each project looked overwhelming, and I couldn’t find the time or motivation to jump…
Post #2532 81
⚡️ Azure’s New Test Run Hub Hits General Availability

Microsoft is rolling out the New Test Run Hub in Azure Test Plans to General Availability across Azure DevOps Services in January 2026. The modern interface accelerates test execution and analysis while bringing much-needed clarity and collaboration to QA teams. A cleaner, faster way to deliver reliable software is now the default.

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Microsoft News The New Test Run Hub is Going Generally Available! January 2026 all organizations will be transitioned to the new Test Run Hub.
Post #2531 73
⚡️ How .NET Handles Windows’ Mark of the Web

Mark of the Web (MOTW) is Windows’ invisible safety net — a metadata tag that flags files from the internet as untrusted. The new guidance for .NET developers shows how MOTW affects assemblies and execution, and how to manage these security constraints responsibly in modern workflows.

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Meziantou's blog Understanding and Managing Mark of the Web in .NET In this post, I describe how to read, set, and remove the Mark of the Web security feature in Windows using .NET.
Post #2529 65
⚡️ Hands-on Guide to Azure Developer CLI Released

Chris Pietschmann’s new book, *Build and Deploy Apps using Azure Developer CLI*, distills a practical approach to cloud-native delivery on Microsoft Azure. It serves as a field manual for developers and teams eager to cut through deployment friction and master real-world workflows with azd.

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Build5Nines New Book: Build and Deploy Apps using Azure Developer CLI by Chris Pietschmann I am excited to announce the release of my new book, Build and Deploy Apps using Azure Developer CLI, a practical, hands-on guide for developers and teams who want to streamline cloud-native a…
Post #2528 67
⚡️ Microsoft Retires IntelliCode for Copilot Era

Microsoft is sunsetting IntelliCode in VS Code, marking the end of free local AI code suggestions. The move concentrates the company’s developer AI strategy entirely around GitHub Copilot — and signals a clear pivot toward subscription-based intelligence in the coding workflow.

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Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft Quietly Kills IntelliCode as AI Strategy Shifts to Subscription Copilot -- Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft has begun decommissioning IntelliCode in VS Code, ending free local AI-assisted completions and shifting its developer AI strategy fully to subscription-based GitHub Copilot.
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⚡️ Microsoft Leads Gartner’s 2025 AI Dev Platforms

Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant again places Microsoft in the Leader quadrant for AI application development platforms. The report highlights Azure AI Foundry’s enterprise-ready stack—underscoring Microsoft’s strong hold in the rapidly industrializing world of AI software tooling.

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Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft Again Named a Leader in AI AppDev Platforms Research -- Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft was again named a Leader in Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant for AI Application Development Platforms, highlighting Azure AI Foundry’s enterprise focus.
Post #2526 60
⚡️ C++ gets deep Copilot integration in Visual Studio

Microsoft brings C++ into Visual Studio’s deepest Copilot tier, giving developers symbol‑aware AI that can refactor and edit code across files. The new public preview finally puts C++ on par with C#, opening the door to large‑scale, AI‑assisted codebase management inside the IDE.

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Visual Studio Magazine C++ Joins C# in Visual Studio's Deep Copilot Tier -- Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft has moved C++ into Visual Studio's deepest Copilot tier, adding symbol-aware tools in public preview that let Copilot agent mode refactor and edit large C++ codebases across multiple files, similar to the kind of deep integration long associated…
Post #2525 44
⚡️ Microsoft Tops Gartner’s AI Platform Rankings

Microsoft has been named a Leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for AI Application Development Platforms. The recognition underscores its strength in agent frameworks, orchestration, and enterprise-grade governance—key pillars shaping how enterprises scale AI across real workloads.

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Microsoft News Microsoft named a Leader in Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for AI Application Development Platforms Learn how Microsoft Foundry—our unified, interoperable AI platform—is enabling developers to build faster, smarter, and safer AI apps.
Post #2524 52
⚡️ WebSharper 10 and Fidelity Framework Released

WebSharper 10 lands with major updates for F# web developers, tightening the bridge between functional programming and modern frontend workflows. Alongside it, the new Fidelity Framework debuts, promising sharper abstraction and more consistent performance across distributed F# services.

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Sergey Tihon's Blog F# Weekly #51, 2025 – WebSharper 10 & Fidelity Framework Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News WebSharper 10.0 Aspire 13.1 – Our holiday gift to you | Aspire Blog Microsoft.Testing.Platform Now Fully Supported in A…
Post #2523 49
⚡️ Azure Developer CLI gets pipeline and extension boost

The December update to Azure Developer CLI (azd) sharpens its developer workflow with upgraded extension handling, streamlined Azure Pipelines integration, and a refreshed Foundry identity. Microsoft keeps tightening the loop between local dev setups and cloud CI/CD — less friction, more speed for app delivery.

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Microsoft News Azure Developer CLI (azd) Dec 2025 – Extensions Enhancements, Foundry Rebranding, and Azure Pipelines Improvements Explore the December 2025 release of the Azure Developer CLI. Discover new features in versions 1.22.0 through 1.22.5.
Post #2522 63
⚡️ ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.1 sharpen developer workflow

The new 2025.3.1 release unites all rapid-response fixes from earlier patches and adds refined Next Edit Suggestions and performance optimizations across ReSharper and Rider. It’s a quality‑of‑life update that closes the loop on urgent issues while polishing the everyday coding experience for JetBrains users.

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The JetBrains Blog ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.1 Released: Next Edit Suggestions and Other Important Updates - The JetBrains Blog Since the 2025.3 release, we’ve published several rapid-response updates (2025.3.0.1–2025.3.0.4) for ReSharper and Rider to address the most urgent issues as quickly as possible. The 2025.3.1 update b
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Post #2520 82
⚡️ JanusGraph meets Azure Cassandra

Distributed graph data goes mainstream: integrating JanusGraph with Azure Apache Cassandra unlocks real-time insights from complex relationships. From fraud detection to social graphs, this combo makes connected data analysis faster and more scalable for enterprise-grade innovation.

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Microsoft News Unlock the power of distributed graph databases with JanusGraph and Azure Apache Cassandra Learn how JanusGraph with Azure Managed Cassandra enables scalable, high-performance graph applications for complex relationship analysis.
Post #2519 62
⚡️ Azure DevOps Adds Full Microsoft.Testing.Platform Support

Azure DevOps now fully supports Microsoft.Testing.Platform, enabling seamless test execution and results publishing without extra setup. For development teams, that means tighter CI/CD loops and more consistent QA data across projects.

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Microsoft News Microsoft.Testing.Platform Now Fully Supported in Azure DevOps Azure DevOps enhanced support for Microsoft.Testing.Platform, from running tests to publishing results!
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