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Telerik software engineer Dave Brock takes a look at improvements in .NET 10 from a web api coder's perspective. Reviewed improvements include:
1. Built in Validation for Minimal APIs
2. Validation Error Responses
3. OpenAPI 3.1
4. Schema Improvements
5. EF Core 10 Named Query Filters
6. C# 14 Improvements
7. Null-conditional Assignments
8. Extension Members
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"What’s New with APIs in .NET 10: Taking a Look at Real Improvements…

Telerik software engineer Dave Brock takes a look at improvements in .NET 10 from a web api coder's perspective. Reviewed improvements include:
1. Built in Validation for Minimal APIs
2. Validation Error Responses
3. OpenAPI 3.1
4. Schema Improvements
5. EF Core 10 Named Query Filters
6. C# 14 Improvements
7. Null-conditional Assignments
8. Extension Members
(...)
"What’s New with APIs in .NET 10: Taking a Look at Real Improvements…

'Slop Evader' Lets You Surf the Web Like It’s 2022 https://www.404media.co/slop-evader-browser-extension-pre-generative-ai-search-filter/

So I just wasted a morning trying to debug why the Highlight.js syntax highlighting in Kitten suddenly began to fail only to realise that @… is stripping the hljs- prefixes from the class names.
You can see this for yourself if you have the 1password extension installed at:

I have a question for anyone who happens to be knowledgeable about web standards:
The same way we had the (failed?) "DoNotTrack" header... Is there any working group or initiative working on an #HTTP header sent by the browser (or similar mechanism) to signal that the user wants an ecological/lightweight website? Something like "SaveEnergy" or "LowEnergy", or "LightweightMode".
Would it make sense? Or do you foresee that it would fail for some specific reasons?
P.S.: Of course I would prefer if we didn't have to signal our discontent with the unjustifiably big and unoptimized web pages that we are served.
P.S.2: Now I am feeling tempted to write a browser extension for people who want to use "alternative communication channels" (HTTP headers) to "yell" arbitrary stuff at certain websites (It would be glorious if we could coordinate a big "Fuck you, Google", or, in a more positive tone, "Free Palestine!").
#WebDevelopment #WebDev #Web #Ecology

Äh... das uBlock-basierte AdNauseam funktioniert jedenfalls nicht mehr. Vivaldi wird, falls es das doch noch nicht haben sollte, Manifest V2 Support und damit funktionierendes uBlock verlieren. Komischer Schritt zu einer komischen Zeit, Herr
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