(How I'm able to create massive applications in one to two days) The models and harnesses keep getting better, and my workflow keeps changing to keep up. This post covers what I'm doing right now, in October 2026, to build large, production-quality applications in one to two days. Here is the short version: Always use the prompt template. Its main job is to make the agent ask me questions . Always have the agent run the program to verify its work. Use Microsoft Aspire so

Azure Inventory is a .NET 10 Blazor Server application (using Radzen components) that signs users in with Microsoft Entra ID , inventories the Azure resources they can see, analyzes Web App , Function App , and Container App configuration to detect connections, builds an in-memory knowledge graph , visualizes it with vis-network , and answers questions through an AI chat backed by graph tools and a self-hosted, read-only Azure MCP Server . In this article we will wal

I came across a new open-source Blazor component library called BlazorDX : https://github.com/logixrcorp/BlazorDX What caught my attention is the angle it takes. It isn’t a productivity skin over Bootstrap — it’s a secure-by-default, headless, AOT-safe component system for .NET 10. It has zero runtime reflection (grid and JSON binding come from C# source generators), it survives full IL trimming, and the heavy work — sorting, filtering, aggregating — runs in a Rust → WASM kern

On Reddit I saw the following post:   The Github project is at: https://github.com/MiracleFoundation/GuideFlow   The project has excellent documentation: https://miraclefoundation.github.io/GuideFlow/   These days good documentation is all you need to supply your AI with the information it needs to leverage any library or tool. I decided to make a guided tutorial for my Blazor RFP Response Creator app located at: https://github.com/BlazorD

This week, I received the following email: I decided to give this library a try. To test it out I decided to make a simple Blazor app that allowed you to describe a video you wanted and it will create it.   The first thing I do is create a Blazor Server App . This is my starting point.   Even though I like to use Visual Studio for writing and debugging my code, I find that Visual Studio Code is much better when writing code with AI.