mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06VP of Engineering at DataGalaxy, C#/.NET, OSS, lang/compilers, GPU/sound, performance/SIMD/HPC, architecture 🏎️
Microsoft MVP, ex-demoscene PC/Amiga, ex-Unity 🎆
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Heya! 🥳 I just released XenoAtom.Logging https://github.com/XenoAtom/XenoAtom.Logging a performance-first structured logging runtime for .NET focused on zero allocations on the hot path! 🚀
Bonus: it integrates nicely with XenoAtom.Terminal.UI: https://xenoatom.github.io/terminal/docs/logging/ ✨
Another old project of mine, Tomlyn, just got a major refresh with the 1.0 release: https://xoofx.github.io/Tomlyn/ - a solid, modern foundation for working with TOML in .NET.
Coding agents made it possible to reach this level of polish in my spare time. It's also pretty liberating to ship it, feel the accomplishment, and move on.
What's your favorite AI Coding agent CLI/GUI that can use Codex / Copilot subscriptions?
* Codex is pretty bad from my experience
* Copilot is quite better
* OpenCode I haven't tried recently but I have heard good things.
* Squad, quite good, from a multi-agent perspective, used at work, haven't setup it at home
Any others that you would recommend?