PS C:\DevProjects\DevBlog> Get-Content .\Architecture\PluginMarketplaces.md 🎯 Introduction Coding agents produce a growing number of reusable artifacts — skills, agents, MCP servers, and hooks. Agents have matured to the point where they self-correct through feedback loops and handle real complexity. But sharing what we build with them still looks a lot like...
PS C:\DevProjects\DevBlog> Get-Content .\Thoughts\GamingMindset.md 🎯 Introduction For decades, gaming was often dismissed as a distraction - a “time sink” that pulled developers away from more “productive” pursuits. But as we transition into the Agentic Era of software development, where we no longer just write lines of code but orchestrate teams...
🎯 Introduction We’ve all seen the demos. A coding agent starts with a blank canvas and builds a fully functional web app in minutes. It’s the “Greenfield Dream.” But for most of us, reality looks more like a “Brownfield Nightmare.” We spend our days in codebases that have been growing...
In my daily work as a Business Central consultant, I’ve noticed how much time we lose waiting for Docker containers to spin up. Whether you’re switching branches, debugging a specific issue, or - increasingly - running parallel agentic coding tools, that “coffee break” while a container creates is a productivity...
When people first encounter AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, or Cursor, they often focus on the wrong metric: “Can it write perfect code in one shot?” From my experience working with these tools in Business Central development, I’ve found that the real game-changer isn’t one-shot perfection -...