Agentic coding assistants have been hyped pretty big. Now the insane hype can move on to the next thing because the agents are here. As of writing this, the most impressive agent I've used is Claude Code. It has the best mix of speed, accuracy, and self-correction. Interacting with Claude Code all happens within the … Continue reading Building Windows Apps with Claude Code
With Microsoft //Build right around the corner there is little wonder about what will be the major theme of the show... AI. But if you've been paying attention you know the cat is already out of the bag! Local AI APIs are available for Windows developers today and implementing them is easy! There is already … Continue reading Adding local AI to Windows apps is super easy
Vibe Coding isn't just for web devs. How I build Windows apps with vibes!
The beginning of every software project involves researching what is available. What product exists already, what are other parts of the solution have been solved, and where are the gaps. Software is delightful to build these days because a lot of the terrible parts have been solved and the solutions are easy to access. Likely … Continue reading Support Open Source to share the benefits, not the costs
Not if your CPU is a 7th generation Intel. With the Windows 10 end of life deadline looming I bought a $20 TPM 2.0 chip to see if that would be enough to meet the minimum requirements of Windows 11. My desktop is a Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 7 ATX LGA1151 Motherboard with an Intel Core i7-7700K. … Continue reading Can you buy a TPM 2.0 chip to meet Windows 11 requirements?
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