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Beyond the Prompt: Designing Stateful AI Experiences in .NET
youtube.com Issue #385
Changing how ASP.NET generates OpenAPI schema names
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EF Core LINQ, Linux support, and API resilience
DotNetNews Issue #384
A varied .NET roundup covering LINQ-to-SQL in EF Core, .NET 10 on Linux, ASP.NET Core performance and resilience, plus AI and security topics.
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Prompt Engineering — Zero-Shot, One-Shot, Few-Shot & In-Context Learning
henriquesd.medium.com Issue #383
The way you write the prompt matters, so according to the output you expect, you can use the right technique, and this will reduce hallucinations and ensure that the model understands the context and ...
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REST APIs, Vectors, and AI in SQL Server 2025 | Data Exposed: MVP Edition
youtube.com Issue #383
In this episode, Ben Weissman, a Microsoft MVP and Data Platform expert, dives in REST APIs, vectors, and AI in SQL Server 2025. Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals, or MVPs, are technology experts ...
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Enabling Observability for AI Agents in .NET
blog.gopenai.com Issue #382
As AI systems become more complex, understanding what’s happening inside an AI agent — such as when it’s invoked, what tools it calls, and… Continue reading on GoPenAI »
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Supercharging GenAI Apps with PostgreSQL and Azure AI
visualstudiomagazine.com Issue #381
Learn how to supercharge your GenAI apps with PostgreSQL and Azure AI. Lino Tadros shows how PGVector and AI Extensions in VS Code turn PostgreSQL into an intelligent foundation for high-performance G...
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Human-In-The-Loop Approvals in Microsoft Agent Framework: A Practical Guide
medium.com Issue #381
When building intelligent AI agents with the Microsoft Agent Framework, you sometimes want to give humans the final say before certain… Continue reading on GoPenAI »
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✨ Prompt Engineering Never Dies ✨
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #380
Prompt Engineering isn't dead; it's evolving! This article explains how it's the core of all LLM engineering, from context to system design. It's the spine!
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Exposing an AI Agent as an MCP Tool in .NET
medium.com Issue #380
AI agents are powerful, but to make them truly useful in larger applications and tool ecosystems, you need a way for other systems to… Continue reading on GoPenAI »
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Logging, EF Core, and .NET 10 upgrade reasons
DotNetNews Issue #379
A varied .NET roundup with Serilog logging, EF Core Fluent API, .NET 10 upgrade reasons, MAUI, SignalR, and Azure DevOps updates.
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RAG vs LLM Explained: Why Modern AI Apps Need More Than ChatGPT
c-sharpcorner.com Issue #378
Unlock the power of accurate AI! Learn the crucial difference between RAG and LLMs. Build real-world AI apps with data security and trustworthy responses.
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AI Faceoff: Customized VS Code Commands
visualstudiomagazine.com Issue #370
After a long-unused VS Code extension stopped working, I compared multiple AI tools to recreate the same HTML-wrapping workflow using built-in snippets and keybindings. Mileage among the systems varie...
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Twelve months of agentic AI code-assist
staffordwilliams.com Issue #370
2025 was the year of agentic AI code assistants and programming will never be the same. For some, these tools have become a critical part of their daily workflow and produce most, if not all, of the c...
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Why Most Multi-Tenant RAG Apps Will Leak Data (And How to Actually Prevent It)
medium.com Issue #369
This is Part 1 of the Production AI Series, where we explore the hidden engineering challenges of shipping AI apps in .NET.
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Background jobs and security picks
DotNetNews Issue #368
This issue covers schedulers, auth best practices, DI with Autofac, and several .NET fundamentals pieces, plus AI-assisted remediation and configuration.
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Generative AI with Large Language Models in C# in 2026
devblogs.microsoft.com Issue #367
A practical introduction to modern AI for .NET developers. The post Generative AI with Large Language Models in C# in 2026 appeared first on .NET Blog.
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MCP Development with .NET, C#, Cloud Run, and Gemini CLI
medium.com Issue #363
Leveraging Gemini CLI and the underlying Gemini LLM to build Model Context Protocol (MCP) AI applications with C# deployed to Google Cloud…
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From Spec to Santa: My C#‑Powered Christmas Story Generator Experiment
techwatching.dev Issue #356
In this article, I will explain how I built a website to generate Christmas Stories my almost 5-year-old daughter using C# and AI related technologies (GitHub Spec Kit, GitHub Copilot, Microsoft.Exten...
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Prompt Noise Is Killing Your AI Accuracy: How To Optimize Context For Grounded Output | Build5Nines
build5nines.com Issue #356
The most common reason an AI system "hallucinates" in production isn't that the model is dumb. It's that we're drowning it.
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Armchair Architects: Best Practices For Architecting AI Agents
youtube.com Issue #352
- Build Agents using Model Context Protocol on Azure https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/developer/ai/intro-agents-mcp - Protocols for Integration: The role of Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to...
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Dotnet Agents: Building Autonomous Systems with SK Tools
medium.com Issue #351
Alright, C# developers, gather ‘round! We all love the robustness of Dotnet, but let’s be honest, writing code that handles complex…
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RAG in .NET: A Practical Medium Guide for Developers Who Want Real Results
medium.com Issue #350
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has become the buzzword everyone loves to throw around. Scroll through LinkedIn or attend any tech…
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AI workflows, C# 14, EF Core
DotNetNews Issue #345
A varied .NET roundup with AI agents, C# 14 features, EF Core and Dapper, Visual Studio 2026, profiling, and code quality advice.
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Google Just Replaced Coding With Orchestration — Meet Antigravity
medium.com Issue #339
(Why this is the biggest upgrade to your developer workflow since Git)
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Can AI Replace a .NET Developer?” — A Real-Life Story From a Noob Who Asked the Same Question
dotnetfullstackdev.medium.com Issue #338
Last year, I was sitting in front of my laptop at 1:30 AM, staring at a 400-line C# file that refused to compile.