@ChetHusk

Functional Programmer. .NET SDK/MSBuild/Templating PM @microsoft. @IonideProject contributor. :heart: F# on Linux. he/him. @chethusk@hachyderm.io

 Austin, TX
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Hey #dotnet - I'm headed to #MSBuild this year! I'll be there all week talking about AI-Assisted modernization, but I'd love to talk with you about the .NET SDK and CLI, MSBuild, containers, or other fundamentals as well! Looking forward to seeing everybody!
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Come chat with me and @danroth27 about some of the great stuff in RC2 and beyond!
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.NET Unboxed: .NET 11 Release Candidate 2 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNmjW…
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Lowkey one of the nicest quality of life changes in this release - I've been deleting so much code because of them!
Adam Sitnik@SitnikAdamOct 12
Zapraszam wszystkich z Trójmiasta i okolic na moją prezentację w środę na TG.NET gdzie opowiem o zmianach które wprowadziliśmy w Process w .NET 11. meetup.com/pl-pl/tg-net/even…
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@davidfowlSep 29
Another huge update from the team. The dashboard supports persistence to SQLite, and has been native AOTed. Maybe the first example of anything Microsoft has shipped that is pushing Native AOT to the edge.
Aspire 💫
@aspiredotdevSep 29
🚨It's release day!!!🚨 Hello Aspire 13.6, and hello dashboard persistence👋🏻 One of the longest awaited Aspire features has now landed, along with plenty of other goodies. 🪶 Read the blog: devblogs.microsoft.com/aspir… 📜 See the full What's New: aspire.dev/whats-new/aspire-…
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@dotnetAug 25
Hey .NET Fans! It’s that time of year again! .NET Conf is back November 10-12, 2026. Spend three days learning from the people who build and use .NET, catching up with the community, and launching .NET 11. Learn more and save the date: msft.it/6012aPzo8 #dotNETConf
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I'm doing my part! reddit.com/r/moderndotnet/co…

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Aaron Stannard
@AarononthewebAug 14
Going to try something a bit different - introducing /r/moderndotnet , a totally bare bones subreddit aimed around talking about .NET while not having ridiculous rules and being assholes about it. Please join and help us jumpstart
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Reminder that .NET 8 and .NET 9 go end-of-life and out of support in November this year (2026). That's 3 months away. You should be moving to .NET 10 or an upcoming .NET 11 RC/GA release ASAP.
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.NET 11 Preview 7 is out! Tons of great stuff in this release, I'll drop my highlights in the thread devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne… #dotnet #msbuild

.NET 11 Preview 7 is now available! - .NET Blog

Find out about the new features in .NET 11 Preview 7 across libraries, runtime, SDK, C#, ASP.NET Core, .NET MAUI, Entity Framework Core, F#, and Windows Forms.

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3) MSBuild's Multithreaded mode is freaking awesome now! We've made many Tasks multithread-safe, so most common project types see a good speedup on 'cold' builds and a really good speedup on 'warm' builds. There are more Tasks to go, but now is the time to try it out!
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Task authors can start poking at their own Tasks now if you like - but I'd wait a bit for us to start publishing our Task authoring analyzer to help you along your journey.
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Pretty scary: filed an issue on a public issue tracker and less than a minute later a bot has added a .zip file as an attachment to GitHub with a "proposed fix" named after the issue itself. It's is a legitimate GitHub user-content Uri too! Is GitHub supposed to A/V scan this?
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Tim@timheuerJun 24
Work update for me: I'm retiring. linkedin.com/posts/timheuer_…

I’m sure many people in my network have seen the recent posts from colleagues leaving Microsoft...

I’m sure many people in my network have seen the recent posts from colleagues leaving Microsoft after choosing the early retirement offer. I’m joining that group. After more than 21 years at Micros...

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@dotnetJun 26
Build broke? Let AI spelunk your .binlog. 🧠🔍 The MSBuild Binlog MCP Server exposes 15 tools for errors, warnings, property tracing, perf hotspots, and full build diffs — all via natural language. Your build logs just became conversational. 👉 Blog: ift.tt/3rhFpL9
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At last, something to build skills around! Great work by the team getting this put together and shipped 🤘
Tim@timheuerJun 18
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AI-Powered MSBuild Investigation with the Microsoft Binlog MCP Server - .NET Blog

Diagnose MSBuild build failures and performance issues with AI using the new Microsoft Binlog MCP Server - 15 specialized tools that let your AI assistant investigate binary logs.

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Kevin Bost@kitokebooJun 15
I was able to sit down with legendary C# speaker Stephen Cleary (@aSteveCleary). Anyone who has researched async/await has likely come across his blogs or talks. The interview is live now. youtu.be/gSYO4spNR08

A linear story of async programming with Stephen Cleary

I sat down with Stephen Cleary to discuss async programing and how ...

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I think the team wants a lot more upvotes and comments on this issue before they implement it. TL;DR: this makes building .NET project on GHA much nicer.
Steve Cleary@aSteveClearyMay 26
Have you ever noticed that GitHub Actions for C# don't always include the errors in the build summary? If so, please comment on or upvote this issue (the C# SDK team needs to see more community demand before they fix it): github.com/actions/setup-dot… CC @bgrainger @davidfowl

Expand the CSC problem matcher to light up more errors on GitHub. by StephenCleary · Pull Request...

Description: This extends the csc problem matcher to support more flexible error message syntax, with tests. All examples have been seen in actual GHA runner output (these are anonymized real-world...

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Have you ever noticed that GitHub Actions for C# don't always include the errors in the build summary? If so, please comment on or upvote this issue (the C# SDK team needs to see more community demand before they fix it): github.com/actions/setup-dot… CC @bgrainger @davidfowl

Expand the CSC problem matcher to light up more errors on GitHub. by StephenCleary · Pull Request...

Description: This extends the csc problem matcher to support more flexible error message syntax, with tests. All examples have been seen in actual GHA runner output (these are anonymized real-world...

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Adam Sitnik@SitnikAdamMay 13
devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne… Please share your feedback!

Process API Improvements in .NET 11 - .NET Blog

Process API improvements in .NET 11, including high-level APIs for starting processes, capturing output without deadlocks, handle inheritance control, lifetime management features, and a lightweight...

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Adam Sitnik@SitnikAdamMay 7
I ended up writing 29 pages. If you work at MSFT and are interested in reviewing it, please let me know!
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