Updated September 15, 2026 with current pricing and provider reporting. For many teams, working with AI agents is already the default way to develop software. Most of the engineeri...
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A useful development workflow often contains more company knowledge than it first appears to. The tracker team, engineering conventions and the place to look for logs can all end u...
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Asking an AI assistant to implement a task leaves quite a few things implied. Which requirements should it follow? How should it break up the change? What needs testing, and what s...
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A pull request has come back with review comments. Some point to bugs, some suggest a different approach, and others need a conversation before anything should change. Working thro...
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AI can be useful in code reviews, but it is easy to end up at either extreme: dismissing it entirely or accepting its findings without checking them. I think there is a practical m...
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Writing tickets is probably not the most exciting part of being a developer. You already know what needs to change, but you still need to open the tracker, write the description, a...
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It’s pretty common for platform engineers and developers to push changes just to test their GitHub workflows. I’ve done it countless times myself, and honestly, it’s a hassle. You...
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I have always been fascinated about productivity and how we as developer can make things less manual. Today I will show my currently most used custom productivity scripts. Create B...
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Introduction So much have happened when it comes to generative AI lately and a huge part of this is due to the launch of ChatGPT. I have been using it on a daily basis both for pri...
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In earlier posts, I've discussed enhancing productivity with PowerShell and Git, and Tampermonkey is yet another valuable instrument to include in your arsenal of productivity tech...
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It has always surprised me that the demand for a unified code format is not that desirable in dotnet. In Node with the support for eslint and prettier, setting up formatting and li...
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dotnet watch run is a command that can be very handy while developing .NET applications. Its similar to Nodemon in Node.js in that it watches for file changes and restarts the app...
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About two weeks ago I got access to github copilot and I couldn't wait to explore it more in depth. To get access, you first have sign up and then wait for a licence. I signed up i...
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I recently added some git hooks to my git hook folder for dotnet related work. Its a nice addition to my daily development which makes me more productive. Basically on every time I...
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When I’m working on a long running project, It’s not unusual to be working in a specific area of the code base for a while. Being productive with the terminal and take time to set...
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When I started working as a developer I didn’t actually start with git but with TFS. Nowadays, everywhere I go git is standard and based on google trends (picture below) and my exp...
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