Story Series
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Create a complete team with agents
In the current day and age, everyone has an entire team at their disposal. But how should you handle that?
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Story Series
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Create an Android app
Have you ever wanted to build your own Android app? We'll in this story we're going to dive straight into the details on how to do this!
Story Series
4 posts
C# 12 updates
A couple of weeks ago Microsoft has released C# 12 which packed a lot of new features. In the upcoming weeks I'll be diving into these update and writing about it.
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Category: Meta
New category on the website
This blog now includes a new category of posts.
Bart Kessels 2 min
Category: Miscellaneous
Running Playwright in a devcontainer
I've been trying to get Playwright to work in my devcontainer running on a Macbook M4 pro
Bart Kessels 2 min
Category: Meta
Using callouts in posts
In the latest posts, you'll see a change in the content to help you find the information you're looking for.
Bart Kessels 2 min
Category: AI
Setting up guardrails
When using an agentic team, it is important to have guardrails in place to protect the quality of your codebase.
Bart Kessels 4 min
Category: AI
Creating our agentic team
Create your own team with different specialists using agentic AI.
Bart Kessels 11 min
Category: AI
Setting up shared knowledge with Copilot instructions
All the agents in your team should properly work together and have access to the same knowledge, just like in a regular team. To accomplish this we can make use of the Copilot instructions.
Bart Kessels 2 min
Category: AI
Introduction to AI
Everything you read nowadays is about AI, so why not dig a little deeper into it.
Bart Kessels 2 min
Category: Miscellaneous
Setting up a Dev Container in Visual Studio Code
To ensure our agents can execute commands only in an isolated environment, we use Dev Containers in Visual Studio Code.
Bart Kessels 3 min
Category: C#.NET
.NET benchmarks
Have you ever wanted to test if a solution or algorithm you've written or refactored is performing faster than the previous iteration? In this post, we'll take a look at how you can use the BenchmarkDotNet library to write benchmarks for your C# code.
Bart Kessels 4 min