Prompt & Tool Design for .NET Teams · Part 1 — Fundamentals · Module 3 of 12 This is the one. If the course had a single takeaway, it would be this module. A tool definition is just an API — ...

Prompt & Tool Design for .NET Teams · Part 1 — Fundamentals · Module 2 of 12 A prompt buried in a string literal is technical debt that talks back. It works in the demo, nobody can find it in...

Prompt & Tool Design for .NET Teams · Part 1 — Fundamentals · Module 1 of 12 The model doesn’t read your mind. It reads your prompt, literally, and fills every gap you leave with the most sta...

This page explains what containers are and why they help with local development on Windows. It’s for developers who keep hearing “just run it in a container” and want to understand what that actual...

What separates the engineers who keep getting better I’ve worked with plenty of smart engineers who plateaued, and a few less-obviously-brilliant ones who kept compounding year after year. The dif...

Success Criteria You’ve completed this tutorial when: pwsh --version returns 7.x or higher git --version returns a version string gh auth status shows “Logged in to github.com” docker --...

Quick-lookup for Docker CLI commands used in Windows development environments. Image Management Command Description Example docker pull <image&...

Tutorial — learning-oriented. By the end you will have a Redis server running in Docker, set and read a value from the CLI, and view it in a browser GUI. This is a hands-on lesson that walks you,...

Task-oriented recipes for common container jobs on Windows with Docker Desktop. Each one is self-contained — jump to the task you need. They assume Docker Desktop is installed and running, and the ...

This guide shows you how to drive common GitHub tasks from the terminal with the gh CLI: opening and reviewing PRs, managing issues, configuring autolinks, and cutting releases. Each section is a s...