Microsoft Agent Framework for .NET (part 1): what it is, how it works, and when to use it
Microsoft Agent Framework is Microsoft’s production-oriented framework for building AI agents and multi-agent workflows in .NET and Python. Let’s see how it works, why Microsoft created it, and when to choose it over Semantic Kernel, LangChain, or AutoGen. Continue reading
No more regressions with Snapshot Tests in C# using Verify: a practical guide
Snapshot Tests are an uncommon type of test that focuses on checking that no regressions were introduced after a code refactoring. Let’s learn how they work and how to use the Verify NuGet library to add them to your test suite. Continue reading
How to send Slack messages using Azure Logic Apps: built-in connector vs Slack APIs
As you may know, you can send Slack notifications using Azure Logic Apps. Yes, there is a built-in connector; but, frankly, using the Slack API gives you better results. Continue reading
Readonly vs Immutable vs Frozen in C#: differences and (a lot of) benchmarks
The words ReadOnly, Immutable, Frozen seem similar but have distinct meanings in .NET. Here’s a detailed comparison of Readonly, Immutable, and Frozen collections in C#, with benchmarks and typical use cases. Continue reading
Code opinion: why I prefer avoiding the Async suffix in C# asynchronous methods
Should every asynchronous method name end with Async? Does it bring more benefits or more downsides? Let’s reason about this habit, which is common among C# developers. Continue reading