AI & Modern Coding

The wave reshaping how software gets built — assistants, agents, prompts and RAG, minus the hype.

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Complete courses on this topic, read in order. The standalone posts follow.

12 parts · ~97 min total · starts at Part 1

From Prompt to Pocket

The trilogy's third season: put a working app in a patient's pocket with .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid — one set of Blazor screens for Android, Windows and the browser, real push notifications, haptics, geolocation, a QR scanner and offline support, built with AI across twelve parts. Every native feature is a capability interface; every screenshot is real; every dead end is kept in.
12 parts · ~89 min total · starts at Part 1

From Prompt to Private

Season four: the clinic gets its own AI, on its own server, because patient data cannot leave the building. Free open-weight models on Ollama, a 16 GB GPU (and an honest CPU-only minimum), knowledge in PostgreSQL with pgvector, a staff assistant and a patient assistant on the kiosk and the phone — built with AI across twelve parts, every number measured, every wrong answer kept in.
6 parts · ~38 min total · starts at Part 1

Claude Code for .NET Developers

Six hands-on parts that make Claude Code work the way a .NET repository works: a CLAUDE.md that earns its tokens, permissions for dotnet on Windows, hooks that format and test, a skill for EF Core migrations, a reviewer subagent, and a read-only MCP server in C#. Every file was used in real sessions on one sample solution, and each part reports what did not work as well as what did.

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