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Deploying .NET Applications with GitHub Actions and GHCR: An End-to-End Guide A practical guide to publishing and deploying .NET, Node.js, or any containerized workload using GitHub Actions, GitHub Container Registry, Docker Compose, and a traditional Linux server

November 18, 2025April 23, 2026 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Not every application needs Kubernetes, Helm, an ingress controller, a secret operator, and the operational overhead that comes with them. In many cases, especially for small teams, internal products, single-tenant …

Deploying .NET Applications with GitHub Actions and GHCR: An End-to-End Guide A practical guide to publishing and deploying .NET, Node.js, or any containerized workload using GitHub Actions, GitHub Container Registry, Docker Compose, and a traditional Linux server Read More
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Top measures to take to enhance GitHub safety How to improve the security posture of your GitHub account and source code repositories with SAML SSO and 2-Factor Authentication

January 13, 2023January 13, 2023 - by Alice - Leave a Comment

In the world with the growing number of information, data protection takes the central part nowadays. More and more companies develop their source code and keep that vital information in …

Top measures to take to enhance GitHub safety How to improve the security posture of your GitHub account and source code repositories with SAML SSO and 2-Factor Authentication Read More
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GitHub Error GH001: Large files detected - FIX How to fix a common GH001 GitHub error that doesn't allow the user to push because of files being too big

December 17, 2021December 17, 2021 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

If you've stumbled upon this post, there's a high chance that you are dealing with a nasty GitHub bug that can happen when you try to push a commit that …

GitHub Error GH001: Large files detected - FIX How to fix a common GH001 GitHub error that doesn't allow the user to push because of files being too big Read More
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Manage GitHub Project Pages with Mercurial and TortoiseHG

March 18, 2015October 29, 2017 - by Ryan - 1 Comment

We already discussed in a previous post how easy it is to create, publish and mantain a repository hosted on github.com by only using Mercurial and TortoiseHG without additional software - including Git. Here we'll go a step …

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Using GitHub with Mercurial and TortoiseHG

March 18, 2015October 29, 2017 - by Ryan - 10 Comments.

Introduction I don't think there's a single developer who doesn't know GitHub, the popular source-control web hosting service for Git. If I'm wrong and you never head about it I strongly suggest you to fill …

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MEM: Persistent Operating Memory for AI Agents Empower AI-assisted projects with a readable, persistent and extensible operating memory layer that helps preserve context, document work and support long-running technical workflows

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

AI agents are becoming increasingly useful in software projects, but they still have a very practical weakness: they lose operational context too easily. A session can produce good code, useful …

MEM: Persistent Operating Memory for AI Agents Empower AI-assisted projects with a readable, persistent and extensible operating memory layer that helps preserve context, document work and support long-running technical workflows Read More
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Harpyx: Open-Source Platform for RAG-Based Document Intelligence A practical solution to search, analyze, and query large document collections without losing control over data, infrastructure, and LLM providers

March 25, 2026April 26, 2026 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Over the last few months, I've worked with several companies that were looking to use AI for something more substantial than text generation: making sense of their documents. Specifications, technical …

Harpyx: Open-Source Platform for RAG-Based Document Intelligence A practical solution to search, analyze, and query large document collections without losing control over data, infrastructure, and LLM providers Read More
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UncannyPrompt: Open-Source AI Prompt Management for Teams An open-source, self-hosted platform (with a free SaaS alternative) to help teams manage their AI workflows with more control

February 23, 2026April 29, 2026 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Over the last two years, prompts have become part of the daily routine of many teams working with generative AI. Not as a formal discipline, and not only in the …

UncannyPrompt: Open-Source AI Prompt Management for Teams An open-source, self-hosted platform (with a free SaaS alternative) to help teams manage their AI workflows with more control Read More
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ASP.NET Core Observability: OpenTelemetry, Serilog, Metrics and Health Checks How to build a solid observability baseline in ASP.NET Core 10 with tracing, metrics, structured logging, OTLP export, liveness and readiness probes

February 20, 2026April 20, 2026 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

When talking about observability in ASP.NET Core, the risk is almost always the same: teams focus on just one piece of the puzzle, usually logs or traces, and end up …

ASP.NET Core Observability: OpenTelemetry, Serilog, Metrics and Health Checks How to build a solid observability baseline in ASP.NET Core 10 with tracing, metrics, structured logging, OTLP export, liveness and readiness probes Read More
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Stop Double Typing: A Global AutoHotkey Debounce Fix for “Chattering” Keyboards A practical, battle-tested workaround to avoid a nasty issue with mechanical keyboards (tested with Logitech G915 X Lightspeed)

February 14, 2026February 14, 2026 - by Ryan - 1 Comment

If you’ve ever typed a clean sentence and then spotted a random extra letter - such as “thhis”, “spacce”, “helloo” - you already know the rage. It’s not always a …

Stop Double Typing: A Global AutoHotkey Debounce Fix for “Chattering” Keyboards A practical, battle-tested workaround to avoid a nasty issue with mechanical keyboards (tested with Logitech G915 X Lightspeed) Read More

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