Every once in a blue moon I get a notification and am reminded Bluesky still exists. I primarily open Threads, Instagram, and YouTube for socials these days. Maybe I'll try more here again.
Victor Frye
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👨🏻💻 Your friendly neighborhood developer 🎮 Gamer not by choice, but by fate 🌙 Dark mode evangelist 📎 The #1 Clippy fan ☕ Powered by coffee
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Aspire Roadmap 2025: Code-first DevOps, polyglot, and AI | Victor Frye
A look at the recently published Aspire roadmap for 2025, focusing on its code-first DevOps evolution, polyglot aspirations, and AI orchestration, and more.
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Today is yet another bad day for the technology and gaming industries. My thoughts and prayers for all those impacted by layoffs.
Let's talk about options! Two great options: 1. The options pattern in .NET. Type safety, separation of concerns, and an extension library makes life easier. 2. The options to read about it! I'm blogging on my own .com, the EDJE blog, Medium, and devto! victorfrye.com/blog/posts/d...
.NET Options Pattern: Binding settings and user secrets | Victor Frye
Let's explore the .NET Options pattern and how it can be used to bind application settings and user secrets in your application.
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In a twist of fate, I'm now speaking at Beer City Code on my favorite topic in tech rn: .NET Aspire
Got a griddle for my birthday last week and I've been putting it through the paces. Vibe cooking my way into summer.
i'm still playing Oblivion. Expedition 33 is already begging me to play it and now DOOM??? chillllll backlog chill
Oops. I wrote another blog post. Hello, Docker, my old friend, it's nice to run with you again. victorfrye.com/blog/posts/m...
Multi-Stage Docker Builds: A .NET developer's guide | Victor Frye
A practical guide to crafting a multi-stage build for production-ready .NET Docker images.
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Okay. So now I have a blog, but I have no way of knowing who reads said blog? I need to implement tracking and cookies, don't I? And write more stuff. And play video games
I built a blog. Or more accurately, I built a blog into my existing portfolio site 📣 Check it out: victorfrye.com/blog
Blog | Victor Frye
The personal blog of your friendly neighborhood developer, Victor Frye.
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Okay. Nextjs is really cool. Why are more people not using it? Havent had one issue with vendor lock-in. Comfortably deploying to Azure SWAs.
Apparently PowerPoint makes for a good blog banner image generator. I'm really happy with how this turned out: Spoilers: I'm starting with writing about Aspire!
Wrote my first blog post today. Unpublished as I want to edit it and get some feedback. Also started rewriting some conf abstracts for final wave of CFPs this year. Contentful weekend so far.
We have the answer! #GTA6 will be coming May 26, 2026. Yes, 2026, not 2025. Excited to see all the bets collected on today. And looking forward to other games finally knowing when they can release this fall through next spring.
Okay, that DOOM controller is sexy. I may not be able to resist...
I have some big tech content creation goals and increasing community involvement ... But I'm also going to keep playing video games too.
Somehow the shrugman.com site disappeared and domain was available. Do not worry, internet, it's been acquired and for the good of the internet it will return. 😜
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Nvm. We've all been marked unsafe from tariffs... F.
Victor Frye@victorfrye.com · 2y agoNintendo Switch 2 marked unsafe from tariffs
Today was the monday-est of Mondays. Docker and WSL issues, rogue processes causing issues, maintenance guys... And worst of all, US taxes 🤢
Turns out running in warm rain, feels great. Running when a tree rips out of the ground from the wind? A little scary.