CTO @ Nexbotix | Microsoft MVP | Course author @ Dometrain | YouTuber (C# and .NET)

Staffordshire, UK
Joined April 2009
Before embracing Dependency Injection in #dotnet VS after....
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90% of stand-up meetings look exactly like this.
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JetBrains has entered the #AI coding agent space with their 'Junie' CLI. Looks very interesting and pricing is compelling. Will deffo have to give this a try with a #dotnet use-case! junie.jetbrains.com/?utm_cam…
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Introducing dotnet/skills, a repository that hosts a set of agent skills for .NET developers from the team who is building the platform itself. devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne…
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OOOH is #dotnet 11 getting Unions!?
We merged an early C# 15 preview feature into .NET 11 preview 3: unions. Adds union declarations (`union Pet(Cat, Dog, Bird) { ... }`) and union types (attributed with `[Union]`). They can be treated by pattern matching/switch expressions as a closed set for exhaustiveness.
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I'm still seeing guides being promoted online on setting up #OpenClaw for personal automation. Isn't is supposed to be VERY risky from a security and privacy perspective??
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🚀 Want to power your ASP.NET Core apps with ChatGPT? 🤖 Learn how to integrate the ChatGPT API step-by-step and unlock intelligent features fast! Don’t build outdated apps — level up now! 👇 c-sharpcorner.com/article/ho… #ChatGPT #DotNet #AI #APIDevelopment #CSharp #DotNetCore #CSharpDev #Tech #AIinApps #ASPNETCore
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Today I crossed 9000 subscribers on YouTube!!! Thank you so much to the community for supporting my #dotnet content. We've tackled so many areas of C# and the ecosystem, from Linq to Entity Framework to machine learning and beyond. Next, 10k!!! youtube.com/@nickproudprogra…
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.NET Aspire feels like Microsoft saying: “think in systems, not projects”. #dotnet #cloudnative #architecture
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In a lot of cases, a microservice is just a monolith waiting for the right moment to reassemble. #softwaredevelopment #softwarearchitecture
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Bad - Chasing every new framework Over-engineering “just in case” Writing clever code no one else understands Measuring success in commits Good - Mastering the fundamentals of .NET Designing for clarity and resilience Measuring success in impact #dotnet #softwareengineering
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C# is free Microsoft Learn C# modules are free DotNet Docs examples are free My YouTube tutorials are free GitHub sample projects are free Start now. You’ll thank yourself in 2 years. 🚀 #dotnet #csharp #devlearning #programming
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Despite the fear of AI and it's potential effects on the job market, .NET devs who understand memory will always be in demand. #dotnet #careers
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AI won’t replace #dotnet devs. But .NET devs who use #AI will replace devs who don’t #coding
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One thing that worries me about AI and software development is the amount of new developers who will be generating their code with a model instead of learning how to start a project from scratch for a specific use case #softwaredevelopment #ai
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Automation without audit trails is a liability. #automation
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Write LINQ like a pro: 🧠 Chain with intent 🔍 Use Where() early 🧼 Keep it readable — break long chains 🚫 Avoid side effects in selectors 🧪 Profile when querying large datasets Clean LINQ = happy code. #CSharp #dotnet #LINQ #CleanCode #DevTips #softwaredevelopment
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The moment you treat configuration as an afterthought, you weaponise appsettings.json. Modern #dotnet lives or dies by clean configuration discipline. #coding #softwaredevelopment
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