Dew Drop – April 23, 2026 (#4653)
Summary of top developer links for April 23, 2026, covering AI agents, .NET, web dev, security, and Windows development.
Summary of top developer links for April 23, 2026, covering AI agents, .NET, web dev, security, and Windows development.
A practical guide on using Agentic AI in software development, sharing a workflow for building projects with AI as a supportive tool.
Announces t2i v0.16.0 with GPT-Image models and AI agent skills for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.
A critique of AI agents acting too human, lacking stringency and focus, with a call for less human-like behavior.
A critique of AI agents being too human-like, lacking stringency and focus, arguing for less human-like behavior.
Explores the rise of headless services for personal AI agents, with APIs replacing GUIs for better user experience.
A developer shares how FlowDeck CLI tool improves AI agent workflows for iOS app building and debugging.
An analysis of how AI is transforming software development, shifting focus from building to planning and judgment.
Daily tech news roundup covering AI, .NET, Visual Studio, Azure, web development, and security updates for April 16, 2026.
Daily tech links covering .NET 11 Preview 3, AI agents, WPF migration, Visual Studio updates, and web development best practices.
Guide on creating custom Docker sandbox templates for AI agents to add tools and dependencies safely.
Explores how AI agents can safely perform analytics on Apache Lakehouse using semantic layers and autonomous reflections.
Recap of AIE Europe conference: talk on building reliable AI systems, workshop on portable AI skills, and podcast on scaling DevTools.
Guide to creating AI agents with Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0.0 in .NET, including tool definitions and LLM integration.
Armin Ronacher announces Mario Zechner joining Earendil, discussing software philosophy, AI, and building thoughtful tools.
Guide to safely running AI coding agents in a microVM using Docker Sandbox, enabling dangerous mode without risking system damage.
A developer recounts receiving a cold email from an AI agent named Elif, discussing the challenges of building and selling AI tools.
Review of SysMoBench, a benchmark evaluating AI's ability to write TLA+ formal specs for real-world distributed systems.
Analysis of METR paper measuring AI's ability to complete long software tasks, showing LLM time horizons doubling every seven months.
Learn how to build a GitHub repository summarizer using ClaudeAgent Skills, including architecture, setup, and script integration.