Coding Agents in Action and Upcoming .NET 10 Launch
Today, we learn about 5 different ways to use coding agents, the upcoming .NET 10 Launch event, and Windows 10 EOL.
.NET Conf 2025 - .NET 10 Launch
Today is the right day to let you know about the upcoming .NET Conf 2025, where .NET 10 will be launched.
Mark November 11th to 13th, 2025, in your calendar.
If you’re tight on time, make sure to watch at least the keynote and the following 1-2 sessions. Otherwise, just relax and wait for my newsletter, which will contain all the necessary information for .NET developers.
However, I won’t bother you with marketing slides. If you want to see them, you need to watch the conference.
Learn more about it on the official website.
Coding Agents in Action
This week, I came across James Montemagno’s latest video, where he shows 5 different ways to use coding agents.
I personally use ChatGPT a lot when it comes to generating tedious and repetitive code or quickly looking up how to call a method in a specific API without googling my way to find a good source.
However, I was impressed by the quality and the variability of those coding agents, which can definitely level up the developer experience.
If you’re short on time, watch at least the first example where he explains and demonstrates how GitHub Copilot can solve GitHub issues and create pull requests with its suggested code changes.
In my eyes, it’s definitely worth watching the full 20-minute video, especially if you’re new to coding agents in general or haven’t used any AI tooling for software development before.
Windows 10 End Of Life
A friendly reminder that on October 14th, 2025, Windows 10 support for end users officially comes to an end. Yes, there are a few exceptions that allow for one more year.
But let’s be honest… 3 years of Windows 11 were enough to let it mature and improve. Now, it’s time to press the install button.
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