What if an AI agent could write code, run tests, fix errors and repeat this process autonomously until the job is done? The Ralph Wiggum Method makes this possible with a simple but powerful loop pattern. Named after the lovable Simpsons character, it embodies the philosophy: persistence wins over perfection.
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Single Page Applications like React expect the server to always return index.html and let the client-side router take over. On Cloudflare Workers you can do that without custom code as long as wrangler.toml is set up correctly. This post shows the minimal configuration and why two options are essential for SPAs.
When working with Pull Requests (PRs) in GitHub, it is often helpful to provide immediate feedback or relevant information directly in the conversation view. Whether it is a deployment preview URL, code coverage results, or a summary of changes, having this information automatically posted as a comment saves time and improves collaboration.
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Feature management is a key technique in modern web applications, allowing you to enable or disable features dynamically without redeploying your code. In ASP.NET Core, the Microsoft.FeatureManagement library provides a robust way to implement feature flags. But what if you want to ensure that administrators can always access certain features, even if those features are disabled for regular users?
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You can find the English version of this guide here: Install Home Assistant on Synology NAS with Docker
Home Assistant ist für viele der “Hub” im Smart Home: lokal, erweiterbar, mit riesigem Ökosystem. Wenn du bereits eine Synology NAS hast, ist sie oft die perfekte Plattform, um Home Assistant als Container zu betreiben – ohne extra Raspberry Pi.
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Die deutsche Version findest du hier: Home Assistant via Docker auf einer Synology NAS installieren
Home Assistant is the “hub” for many smart homes: local-first, extensible and backed by a huge ecosystem. If you already run a Synology NAS, it’s often a great platform to host Home Assistant in a container-no extra Raspberry Pi required.
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If you build systems that pass structured data through large language models (LLMs), you eventually hit the same set of issues:
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IMemoryCache is great for speeding up expensive operations (database reads, HTTP calls, heavy computations). But many real systems need more than a TTL:
Feature flags are a great way to ship safely, run experiments and keep production changes reversible. In .NET, the de-facto standard is Microsoft.FeatureManagement .
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.NET 10 is the next Long-Term Support (LTS) release in the .NET family. LTS matters because it’s the version many teams standardize on for the next 2-3 years: you get a stable baseline, predictable support windows and a natural time to pay down technical debt (tooling, CI images, container base images, dependency bumps).
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