Alexandre Mutel
xoofx@mastodon.social
<p>VP of Engineering at DataGalaxy, C#/.NET, OSS, lang/compilers, GPU/sound, performance/SIMD/HPC, architecture ποΈ<br />Microsoft MVP, ex-demoscene PC/Amiga, ex-Unity π<br />Veggie πΏ, opinions are my own</p><p>Supporting freedom for πΊπ¦ and π΅πΈ</p><p>He/him/his</p>
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Post #2515424
Another old project of mine, Tomlyn, just got a major refresh with the 1.0 release: https://xoofx.github.io/Tomlyn/ - a solid, modern foundation for working with TOML in .NET. Coding agents made it possible to reach this level of polish in my spare time. It&#39;s also pretty liberating to ship it, feel the accomplishment, and move on. #dotnet
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Post #2515421
What&#39;s your favorite AI Coding agent CLI/GUI that can use Codex / Copilot subscriptions? * Codex is pretty bad from my experience * Copilot is quite better * OpenCode I haven&#39;t tried recently but I have heard good things. * Squad, quite good, from a multi-agent perspective, used at work, haven&#39;t setup it at home Any others that you would recommend?
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Post #1891044
Heya! π₯³ I just released XenoAtom.Logging https://github.com/XenoAtom/XenoAtom.Logging a performance-first structured logging runtime for .NET focused on zero allocations on the hot path! π Bonus: it integrates nicely with XenoAtom.Terminal.UI: https://xenoatom.github.io/terminal/docs/logging/ β¨ #dotnet