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Jeremy D. Miller — Veteran .NET developer and software architect, Agile pioneer, and open-source leader behind StructureMap and the JasperFx “Critter Stack,” focused on building resilient server-side .NET systems
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If you’ve never heard of it (there’s something like umpteen seasons of a basic cable reality show about it somewhere), just set a timer first to quit
JasperFx Software outlines the Critter Stack roadmap for September 2026, including Critter Watch 1.1 features, Event Modeling support, and Spec Driven Development.
We shipped Critter Stack AI Skills 1.10.0 today. Eleven new skills, which brings the catalog (so far) to 102 across all the Critter Stack tools and tr
Like probably all software tool companies, JasperFx is working very hard to create a compelling story about the utilization of AI-assisted development
Reflection on how AI-powered coding tools challenge traditional CI practices, proposing local testing and trunk-based development as adaptations.
JasperFx Software explains its Open Core model for sustainable OSS development in .NET, addressing community concerns about licensing and sustainability.
Wolverine 6.30 release introduces NativeAck endpoint mode for optimized at-least-once delivery, with lease renewal, idempotency, partitioning, and chaos testing.
JasperFx/CritterStack outlines its AI strategy for software development, focusing on Vertical Slice Architecture and event sourcing tools optimized for AI agents.
CritterWatch 1.0 release announcement with thanks to contributors, part of the Critter Stack tools for .NET development.
CritterWatch RC.10 final release before 1.0, with performance optimizations and new SQLite support, ready for live stream demo.
Learn how Wolverine's ISideEffect pattern simplifies code by reducing dependencies and improving testability in HTTP endpoints.
Introducing Fisher, a SQLite-backed document database and event store for .NET, offering Marten-like developer experience without a database server.
Marten adds TimescaleDB support for hypertables, enabling time-partitioned tables with compression, retention, and continuous aggregates via opt-in configuration.
Marten and Polecat introduce EventProjectionScenario, a declarative testing helper for projections, enabling scripted scenarios with assertions.
Marten 9.0 introduces binary event serialization via MemoryPack/MessagePack for performance gains, with per-type opt-in and coexistence with JSON.
Explores fast web services using Marten and Polecat's JSON streaming to reduce overhead in .NET systems.
Summary of recent Critter Stack releases focusing on real-world load handling and Marten's async daemon failure classification.
Just to wind down from a busy week, I thought it would be nice to jot down an update about the Critter Stack and JasperFx roadmap as it looks like rig
Wolverine.HTTP adds support for the HTTP QUERY method via a new [WolverineQuery] attribute, enabling safe, idempotent search endpoints with request bodies.
Release 1.6.0 of JasperFx AI Skills enhances Critter Stack tools with updated skills for Marten 9 and Wolverine 6, including troubleshooting for code generation and service location.