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Do you think semantic kernel will be the default library for agent developing in dotnet ?

The big benefit that you showed me how to get that SetupProject properties, how i would find that lool

I'm using mistral-largest-latest model but it seem the pluging is not working.

Thanks for the video, useful information. Today I used DI in WPF for the first time, I didn't use it before and somehow managed to update the view and viewmodels, but after removing the following code, the whole view came together for me.... i had visibility set in controls and now it is a mess.... is it possible to fix this somehow so that there is still access to properties in xaml? or is it done in a different way when using DI? <ctrl:MetroWindow.DataContext>. <vm:MainViewModel />. </ctrl:MetroWindow.DataContext>

"Don't ask for permission, just go fix the tech debt." That _can_ work, if it involves relatively trivial refactors within the context of a given PR. But TBH, I haven't seen even somewhat non-trivial debt that doesn't also require re-education of fellow developers. There's just no way to do it silently without impacting your velocity, other team members, and possibly even other teams working in the same codebase. Also Callie's A and B disagreeing on the "right" refactor... yep, I've been A, B and the third party in that conversation at times. Great interview Nick! Callie, you earned some follows.

Nice

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FusionCache creator here, thanks for the great intro to fail-safe!

Could you please tell me how to architect my WPF application ? I am new to WPF and I would like to use clean architecture with WPF which will consume an API.

I'm glad to see your explanation about this function, I was working on a console application and found myself looking for someone who explain how to combine two collections together

Very cool Nick, It's always interesting to look at some of the intricacies of caching. I had no idea stampede protection could have such a large impact on the number of requests getting through.

Any opinion on why you’re using this installer style vs wix?

This was so helpful omg thanks so much! -sincerely Uel

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Why didn't share your source code? You can share it as open source.

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Nick, why microsoft rewrites all it's apps to js?

Also, in this series, I’d love to cache and real word application

Great video… I would love to see when I do have a database and repository and services where should the cache live in? In the repository in the services?

The ux of this really doesn’t work, shorts need to have a dedicated button to link to the full video, if I need to open the description, scroll to the bottom, copy a link and open it separately (in the app, hyperlinks don’t work) then f rhat

I wish I had a coworker like him.

Hi Nick, Just a question though, do you think that it is important for a junior developer to understand, design patterns and software architectue? Also i hope that you make an ama on weekends. Thank you so much

Where can I find the full video?

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Good content, great speaker, can't resist not to subscribe! :D

I have been trying to recreate this and even found the Microsoft documentation to read and follow. I am confused about where the "result.Role and result.Content" comes from? I realize that we set the result up just before calling "result.Role and result.Content" but I am getting an error still. This gives me an error every time. I am assuming that this is some kind of configuration that is not shown in your video? I can not find this in the Microsoft documentation that covers this example either or in the GitHub that the Microsoft documentation links to. I see when I set up the AzureOpenAI resource in Azure that there are some examples showing how to make an API call to the resource via httpclient and it sets up a role but when using semantic kernel I can not figure this out. Any help, I will greatly appreciate.

I truly believe the AI will change the landscape of software development, yet I don't see it taking our jobs. HOWEVER, for those who rely 100% on AI to code or solve solution will have less and less space in this industry. Do I use AI?, Off course, but before asking ANY question/solution I truly try to understand the problem and came up with some solution and usually my prompt follows: Context + My Approach + "Now before any implementation, show me a couple of examples, compare with my solution and let's see the Pro and Cons before going further" OR if it is really a silly solution, like " create 100 insert for this table using random data "

This still seems to be a producer story. And definitely admin story. Not sure if there is "aha" for consumers.

Great interview, Lucihub sounds like a great company and product!

Thanks Nick

I still don't understand why you'd want to cast an array or a list as IEnumerable? Why not just access the array or list directly?

The view model locator pattern doesn't seem to scale to applications that require something like a workspace where there can be multiple instances of a window, each representing a different workspace. It starts to resemble looking up global state where the XAML file does not have the necessary context to pick the right view model - which is why it would be a good idea to pass it to the constructor in the first place, presumably. If this gives problems for the VS designer, perhaps use multiple constructors (one default with no parameters and one with the required view model and other required services)? If multiple constructors gives problems because the right constructor has to be picked, I guess the DI registration can ensure that right constructor is called?

I had been doing the same thing but the problem is that it only runs on my own pc and if I install it on someother PC it gets installed but isn't working, after some problem diging I found out that my app has some background images that are on my PC and if I delete them from my PC the installed application stops responding (does'nt work) so I think that the reason it is not working on other pc's is the same. How do I fix this ?

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Great video, Nick! 20min, what to say.

There is also wide spread problem with reading. As developers we are used to reaading documentation but it is so hard to read and understand and keep focus on text containing too mich "fluff". The sort of text where content is so diluted that it might be pure water. I really struggle if ticket is written in this way. Another one is corporate communication where info is not only diluted but also you need to read between lines. I liked your point on making efford on commenting better in pull requests. Not just saying clean this up. I found that devs often only read the first sentence or only a few keywords. To be more effective I switched to adding code snippets examples and links to documentation and less sentences just lists. English is foreign language to me so writing correctly is a challenge (especcially with 2 fingers on a phone) but I have come accross many young English people struggling with reading with understanding, reading and understanding long words, writing in gramatical way. It felt as if their English vocabulary was more limited in many areas than mine. It also seems like constant communication via sms or teams made them unable to form gramatically correct sentences. Reading problems was that the could not understand the test. I am not sure if attention span was not long enough or too long sentences. Maybe long words threw them off.

Hi Nick! Thank you so much for this tutorial, i've been struggling to understand what IEnumerable is and you're content is really useful. Hope to see more of your contents.

Helpful. Thanks!

The purpose of enumerable and iterators is not to materialize it into RAM. I've seen this so many times creating bottlenecks and bugs in code that could just as easily worked in an iterative fashion all the way, including up to its serialisation back to the client. And this is how C# can be so fast in certain scenarios where it even compares to C or C++. But you need to understand the abstractions and how to use them first.

Great video! One thing I've learned in the year or so I've been playing with Semantic Kernel, and that I have to chime in with: I cannot stress this enough - The Single Responsibility Principle (The 'S' in SOLID,) is PARAMOUNT when designing functions to be consumed by an LLM in this way. Yes, you CAN create a function that reads a property value from an object, performs some "thinking" and sets another property, but that will break, and quickly, if you register that function in an AI system that isn't directly tied to the specific part of your Domain that you'd originally intended that function for. Have discrete functions to Read, Calculate, and then Set those values, if you're using Semantic Kernel to work on domain objects. This becomes even more important when you get into using the Semantic Kernel's Planner features, which is the road to Agentic AI systems in .Net.

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