Just wanted to know if anyone purchased the commercial license for the PRISM library (https://prismlibrary.com/#pricing) and is using it in their MAUI project?
Just wanted to know the feedback, and should we also go for it or should we use the inbuilt navigation? or prefer some other library (open source)
Is it something new to AirPod pro 2 or I am getting late notification?
We are using a $19 business license for Copilot. Our organization disabled Claude Opus 4.7 because of the 15x cost and enabled GPT 5.5, which is 7.5x.
But as a developer, I am not using those high-cost models; I was using Sonnet 4.6, and it was working fine. I was satisfied with the code generated by or the suggestion provided by Sonnet 4.6 for bugs, but a few days ago, it started behaving randomly; even for small tasks, it is over-engineering. Tried refined prompts with good contexts, and still sometimes it's not at a satisfactory level.
Just wanted to know if anyone tried Gemini 3.1 Pro (Preview) in CoPilot and what the result is.
I used it in AntiGravity tool but it was not as good as Sonnet 4.6
I can see many posts regarding Google playa account termination.
Just wanted to know if anyone got their account back after appeal?
Irrespective of the suspension reason, did you get your account back?
Built FM Radio India Live – Hindi FM for Indian listeners who want a simple, clean, and fast radio experience without signups or clutter.
Available on Android:
About a year ago I was completely burned out. Couldn’t focus, couldn’t sleep, anxiety was through the roof.
I started doing breathing exercises and genuinely — it helped. So I did what any developer does when something works for them… I built an app for it.
ZenBreath is a guided breathing app with techniques like:
• Box Breathing (great for stress/anxiety)
• 4-7-8 (falling asleep faster)
• Anulom Vilom / Pranayama (if you’re into yoga)
• Bhastrika (natural energy boost)
A few things I focused on that most breathing apps skip:
• Real voice + animation guidance so you’re not just staring at a timer
• Works fully offline
• No account needed, no subscription, zero data collected
• Dark mode that actually looks good
It’s free. I’m not monetizing it yet — just want real users and honest feedback.
Would love to know what’s missing or what you’d improve. Roast it if needed, I can take it 😅
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zenithcodestudio.zenbreath
We spend a lot of time trying to write better prompts for AI — tweaking wording, adding context, removing noise.
But what if that step didn’t have to be manual?
So I tried building something around that idea.
I created a small .NET-based MCP server that sits between me and tools like Copilot.
Before my prompt even reaches AI, it gets cleaned up locally.
It:
1.removes unnecessary fluff
2.figures out what I’m actually asking (bug, feature, MAUI issue, etc.)
3.pulls out important details like errors, class names, files
restructures everything into something clearer and shorter
And the interesting part — it runs completely offline using ML.NET. No APIs, no external calls.
What I’m seeing so far:
prompts are ~30–40% smaller and responses from AI are noticeably better and it works even in restricted environments
It kind of feels like adding a pre-processing layer for prompts, similar to how compilers clean up code before execution.
Still experimenting with it, but this direction feels promising
instead of getting better at prompting, we build systems that do it for us.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve seen a growing number of discussions around generating code graphs to provide deeper project context to AI editors like Claude Code, VS Code and others.
That got me curious enough to experiment on my own.
I’ve been working on a local MCP server that runs entirely on your machine—private, secure, and isolated. Just clone the repo, run it, generate your code graph, add the URL to your MCP client, and you’re set.
Instead of burning through tokens by repeatedly sending repository context, this MCP server (built in .NET 10) handles that workload for you. Below is a quick workflow overview to show how the process fits together.
The repository is still private for now as it’s in a beta phase. Once I’ve validated it across 3–4 frameworks/languages, I’ll make it public.
Let me know if you're interested to contribute to it, I will add you as a contributor to the repository.
I am .net developer having good experience in 3 .net variances (Web, Mobile, and Windows Desktop).
I have below headline in my LinkedIn profile and I am getting messages from recruiters about job but after sharing the profile they are not responding back .
What could be the issue?
I am a hard-code developer and developing Windows Desktop, Android and iOS mobile apps and web applications, including web APIs and I have a total of 18+ years of experience.
Since this Vibe Coding era started, I also tried to have a few apps, and I ended up creating 25+ android apps and 20+ web apps.
Unfortunately, I ended up using none of them, although I created those apps based on my needs such as "Where is my money going?" So for this, I created SpendWise. People used to have WhatsApp statuses, and I tried to download them but was not able to download them. Then I created "Status Saver for WA – Download." I am a great radio listener, and all the free radio apps are full of irritating apps, so I created "FM Radio India Live – Hindi FM" , and many more...
But after using them for 1-2 weeks, I stopped using them and came back to the normal way of finding the new way...
Maybe because of the UI, maybe because I developed it and I am not linking it....
What's your thought on it? did you faced the same or you are using your Vibe Coded Apps daily?
