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Hi, I'm Scott Galloway — I'm a consulting web / internet / systems / full-cycle, full-stack developer (it's complicated 🤓) specializing in bringing 'AI' to the masses, .NET Core, full-stack development, cloud, and search technologies. Former Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager with 30+ years building web applications for Fortune 500 companies and startups. I share my work in progress (PERSONAL!) projects and how I build them. Available for contract, full-time, or consultancy work — get in touch. Code on GitHub | Feedback on Mastodon

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Understanding the ASP.NET Core Request and Response Pipeline - Part 5: MVC, Razor Pages, and Minimal APIs
We've journeyed through the hosting layer, middleware pipeline, and routing system. Now we arrive at the application layer—where your business logic lives. ASP.NET Core offers three primary...

Sunday, 09 November 2025 00:12

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17 minute read

Understanding the ASP.NET Core Request and Response Pipeline - Part 6: Advanced Pipeline Hooks and Extensibility
Throughout this series, we've explored the ASP.NET Core pipeline from its foundations to application models. Now we'll venture into advanced territory: the extension points and hooks that let you...

Sunday, 09 November 2025 00:11

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Rampage over...AI mania and its costs.
So, quick post to explain why I went nuts releasing stuff this week. Like any ancient developer, I have a whole archive of little projects I started, then gave up on, over the years. WELL, it turns...

Saturday, 08 November 2025 19:30

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Building mostlylucid-nmt: A Production-Ready (EasyNMT compatible) Translation Service
A FastAPI implementation EXACTLY copying the API of EasyNMT (https://github.com/UKPLab/EasyNMT) an excellent but abandoned neural-machine-translation project. But I've added SO MANY nice features to...

Saturday, 08 November 2025 12:30

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PagingTagHelper v1.0.0: Enterprise-Ready Pagination for Modern ASP.NET Core
NOTE: COMING SOON, just putting the finishing touches to it. Follow along on GitHub! . This is just to show you all I AM making progress with this control! It'll be worth the wait. Introduction After...

Friday, 07 November 2025 19:12

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I published an NPM package!!! Publishing Mermaid Enhancements as an npm Package
Me. a .net guy finally plucked up the courage to dip my toes into the world of npm packages! Mermaid.js is obscure enough and odd enough that I could actually deliver something useful! So enjoy. After...

Friday, 07 November 2025 16:00

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Enhancing Mermaid Diagrams with Pan/Zoom and Export
npm Package Available: This implementation is now available as @mostlylucid/mermaid-enhancements - a production-ready npm package. See Publishing Mermaid Enhancements as an npm Package for details on...

Friday, 07 November 2025 11:15

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Building a Remote Markdown Fetcher for Markdig
One of the challenges I faced while building this blog was how to efficiently include external markdown content without manually copying and pasting it everywhere. I wanted to fetch README files from...

Friday, 07 November 2025 10:00

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32 minute read

LLMApi: Keeping It Lively and Alive, Chunking and Caching
In my LLMApi project I wanted to be able to support asking for LOTS of data; however LLMs have a very limited amount of data they can output at one time; and aren't particularly fast about doing it....

Thursday, 06 November 2025 13:35

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LLMApi: gRPC Mock API Support with Protocol Buffers
This is the documentation for the gRPC Mock API support in LLMApi. NOTE: This is the live from GitHub. It is AI generated. NuGet NuGet You can find the GitHub here for the project, all public domain...

Thursday, 06 November 2025 00:30

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