The biggest week of March: OpenAI ships GPT-5.4 with computer use, Anthropic sues the Pentagon, Claude Code adds /loop command, and Codex Security scans 1.2M commits.

Part 1 of the Claude Code Mastery series. Understand the Agentic Loop, how Claude manages context through CLAUDE.md and Memory, essential commands, and when to use each mode. Real-world examples with .NET and React.

Part 3 of the Claude Code Mastery series. Create Skills for custom workflows, understand parallel SubAgents, and deploy Agent Teams for a team of 8. Real-world .NET/React examples.

Part 2 of the Claude Code Mastery series. Understand the built-in tool system, use Hooks as automated quality gates, and practical MCP servers for .NET/React teams. Includes token cost analysis.

Use NetArchTest to automatically enforce architectural rules, ensuring layers do not violate dependency rules in Clean Architecture.

A practical guide to Microsoft.FeatureManagement in .NET: from simple toggles, user targeting, A/B testing with Variants, to advanced patterns like MediatR pipelines and Variant-based DI.

OpenClaw is the most popular open-source AI agent with 247K GitHub stars. This post explains what OpenClaw is, its architecture, installation, practical workflows, and security concerns you should know about.

This article will help you gain an overview of Software Architecture, and understand its importance in today fast-paced tech world

Hi, hello everyone. In this first blog post, I would like to share some “professional skills” that I believe are essential to help you work more effectively in an enterprise environment. These are skills that I have accumulated over more than 5 years of working at two product companies, as well as through several personal projects (including freelance work). Okay, without further ado, let’s see what these concepts are.