Live, Love, Bike, and Code.
Live, Love, Bike, and Code.
I was tired of starting my entire Hugo site just to check one post before a PR. So I asked GitHub Copilot to build me a canvas that lists my posts, previews them with every image and video, and lets me edit them live right next to my chat.
James Montemagno
My Cadence has one job: show a big number while you ride. Here's how I used all the extra room on iPhone Duo without redesigning the app, and the gotchas I hit along the way.
James Montemagno
When we demo, we're often trying to remember every command we need to enter. For Ignite, we have a series of .NET MAUI DevFlow commands to run, and remembering all of them just isn't going to happen! Sometimes you don't need to memorize anything. You just want the next item ready on your clipboard. That is why I built Clipboard Next, a small, free, open-source app for Mac and Windows that lines up your commands, code …
James Montemagno
Thousands of comments and posts, 10 moderators, and one community conversation. Meet the open-source version of our .NET Conf Community Wall and see how Aspire brings its three sites together.
James Montemagno
Missing icons in your macOS 27 menu? SwiftUI now hides most symbol images by default. Here's how Tiny Clips opts its dropdown back in with one scoped label-style modifier.
James Montemagno
Record now. Choose the look afterward. Tiny Clips Studio keeps your screen and camera separate so you can change layouts, add zooms, and export without giving up the ability to edit again.
James Montemagno
AI agents can create pull requests faster than ever. My cross-platform build matrix noticed. Here is how we followed the data, tested the optimizations, and separated real wins from optimistic estimates.
James Montemagno
Ghost served me well for nine years, but I wanted my blog to be plain Markdown in a git repo. Here's how GitHub Copilot CLI helped me get the initial migration working in an afternoon, then polish and verify the site for launch.
James Montemagno
James Montemagno is a Principal Lead Program Manager for Developer Community at Microsoft. He has been a .NET developer since 2005, working in a wide range of industries including game development, printer software, and web services. Live, Love, Bike, and Code.
