Tag: visual studio
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Migrating ridilabs.net: Eleven Years from BlogEngine.NET to WordPress
After more than eleven years on BlogEngine.NET, ridilabs.net now runs on WordPress. The decision was not an easy one. BlogEngine served me well through hundreds of posts, but the hosting bill no longer matched…
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Configure Visual Studio 2026 with 9 Router
Yes, 9 Router is small Node.js server on your machine that proxies chat requests to 40+ AI providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, GLM, local Ollama, etc.), with automatic fallback when a subscription hits its quota…
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Quick way to check your codes quality
Hi All, Ensuring high‑quality code is one of the most important responsibilities in modern software development. Clean, maintainable, and secure code reduces long‑term technical debt, minimizes bugs in production, and improves team productivity. Traditionally,…
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Vibe Coding Getting it Right
What is Vibe Coding? Vibe Coding is an AI-first development workflow where you: In Visual Studio 2026, this is powered by: The Problem: Prototype ≠ Production Vibe Coding excels at speed, but production systems…
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Program a Robot in C# Using Visual Studio
Programming robots with C# and Visual Studio is one of the most accessible ways to enter robotics—especially if you prefer working in the .NET ecosystem. Whether you want to control a physical robot arm…
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AI please make us dumb in codes
Overview Visual Studio 2026 embeds agentic AI across the IDE, helping you understand unfamiliar codebases, adapt pasted snippets to project conventions, and surface performance and security insights before pull requests. These agents include…
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Quick fix: Your localhost down because windows 11 update
1. Check if You’re Affected 2. Immediate Workarounds Option A: Uninstall the Problematic Update Run in Command Prompt (Admin): Option B: Disable HTTP/2 (Temporary…
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Do i need to Install Visual Studio Codes?
In the world of software development, choosing the right tools can significantly impact productivity, collaboration, and maintainability. Microsoft offers two powerful yet distinct tools: Visual Studio 2022 and Visual Studio Code. While their names…
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2025 is the dead of Visual Studio
With the end of Visual Studio 2022’s lifecycle approaching, many developers are wondering why they should continue using Visual Studio when all its features are now available in Visual Studio Code. Here’s why Visual…
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AI Assistance in Visual Studio 2022
This article is going with post for Azure Global Bootcamp 2023 that held in Cilacap Indonesia. On this session, I shared about how to use AI in Visual Studio 2022 and Visual Studio Codes,…