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10 Practical C# Tips for Clean and Reliable Code
October 09, 2025 by Anuraj
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In this blog post, we’ll explore top 10 Practical C# Tips for Clean and Reliable Code.
Passing images to LLMs in C# with Microsoft.Extensions.AI
September 22, 2025 by Anuraj
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In this blog post, we’ll explore how to send images to LLMs for analysis in C# with Microsoft.Extensions.AI. Recently while working on chat application, I realize I couldn’t find any samples where we will be sending images to multi model LLMs to analyze the image. So I explored a little bit. Initially I used to convert the image to base64 and send it along with the prompt, but it didn’t worked as expected because of the token window constraints. Then I explored a little bit more and found this.
Working with Docker model Runner from .NET
September 18, 2025 by Anuraj
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In this blog post, we’ll explore how to enable model runner in Docker and interact with it from dotnet applications. The Docker Model Runner is a plugin for Docker Desktop that allows us to manage and run AI models directly from the command line. This plugin enables us to pull models from Docker Hub, run them interactively or with a prompt, and manage local models by adding, listing, or removing them.
Introducing SLNX - The New Solution File Format for .NET
September 08, 2025 by Anuraj
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With .NET 9 Microsoft introduced slnx file format - which is a replacement for the existing sln file. In this blogpost we will explore why we want to use it and the advantages of using it.
Using Central Package Management with .NET solutions
August 30, 2025 by Anuraj
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Working on a big .NET solution with tons of projects? Tired of juggling different package versions? Central Package Management keeps everything in one spot so all our projects use the same version-simple and hassle-free. In this blog post we will explore how to use Central Package Management feature. When we use this feature, we won’t be using the version attribute in the project references, instead we will be keeping the references globally for all the projects in the solution. And if we require a specific version for a project we can override that as well.
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