Many people think that Copilot Workspace and Github Copilot are only meant for coding. But that’s not true! I found out that you can use Copilot Workspace for documenting your project too. Here are a few ideas to help you get started documenting your project.
Read moreI've been using WSL2 for quite some time now but I'm really unhappy with how Ubuntu handles upgrades in this environment. So I decided to try something different: Running Arch Linux inside WSL2. Here's how it works.
Read moreDid you know Copilot Workspace can brainstorm along side you to help you get better results? In this blog post I cover how to use this feature, and provide you with tips that I found useful.
Read moreCopilot Workspace has been my intern since August 2024 and we’re having fun building agents and our prompt testing tool. I learned a lot how to get the most out of this tool. One of the things that I learned is how one seemingly simple trick, adding a `.github/copilot-workspace/CONTRIBUTING.md` file to your repository can make Copilot understand your project at least two times better.
Read moreIt's vacation time, so I allowed myself to mess around with my PowerShell configuration. I built a file finder in PowerShell with a few open-source tools. I think it's awesome, but I'm also curious what you think.
Read moreEveryone who knows me knows that I like custom keyboards. I’ve been using a Moonlander for quite some time now. People have wondered why and even questioned my sanity. But it’s more than a hobby. I mainly use customizable keyboards because I can reduce the amount of keyboard gymnastics I need to participate in by rebinding often-used key combinations. In this post, I’ll show you how I switched to Colemak in 5 steps.
Read moreSo, I've begun recording screencasts about ML.NET and will probably record more about other topics. How did I do it, and can you do the same?
Read moreAt last my book is done and soon coming to an online book store near you. It's been 4 months in the making and I spend a lot of time writing it. I feel relieved that it's done and I'm a little anxious what people will think. I had a lot of fun writing it. Should you be writing a book too?
Read moreBuilding your own mechanical keyboard, to some this sounds weird others have done it. It's definitely a first for me, so I decided to do a write up on this project. In this part we'll look at programm
Read moreI've always been a huge fan of mechanical keyboards. Personally I use the daskeyboard mechanical keyboard. It's a clicky, loud typing beast. Great for writing books and blogposts and occasional programming when I get to it. But I want something different. I decided to build an Iris custom keyboard.
Read moreOften when you work with REST endpoints the makers of these endpoints expose swagger (Open API Specification) files. Many developers however still handcode their clients. Not only is this bad. Here's a better way to generate your clients.
Read moreWhen I started developing software at thirteen I dreamed of architecting big software systems. I really wanted to build cool stuff with my computer, although I could only program a little bit of QBasi
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