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Let's play with n8n and AI (stream 383)
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I kicked off the year with a super chill, fun live coding stream where I rambled a bit, shared holiday projects, and hacked on everything from Cloudflare + Traefik homelab setups to a playable 2D6 Dungeon game. We then dove deep into building an n8n custom node for REA to automate AI video clipping, troubleshooting live, learning as we went, and chatting with folks along the way. Messy, nerdy, and genuinely fun—exactly the kind of stream I love doing.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 383
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It's Friday, let's see what we can do in 2D6 Dungeon App (stream 382)
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Today’s stream looked like it would be an easy win: upgrade 2D6 Dungeon to .NET 10, update Aspire, ship it. Instead, it turned into a full-on debugging saga—Rider vs VS Code, Podman vs Docker, HTTPS certs on Linux, Aspire health checks, Data API Builder upgrades, and the classic “let’s upgrade everything at once” mistake. We bounced between tools, configs, branches, Copilot advice, and live chat chaos (plus plenty of digital friends jumping around), eventually proving that the old setup still works—and that something subtle broke in the upgrade path. Messy, educational, slightly unhinged… and exactly why I love live coding.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 382
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Let's continue that .NET SDK (stream 381)
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Fun stream: I walked through the latest Notebookmark release (v1.1.1), demoed the new customizable prompts and search filters, and showed how it helps prep my reading notes. Chatted about future tweaks (clickable links, vision SDK, better namespaces, tests) and shared thoughts on dev tooling, UI, and deployment options. Wrapped up energized for the next sessions.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 381
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AI and C# - It's time to wrap it-up and publish that version (stream 380)
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Spent the stream working on NotebookMark, refactoring the search criteria class to integrate the AI-powered blog search prompts into the settings so users can customize them—you know, the important stuff. We got it mostly working by the end, though apparently my laptop needed to stage a dramatic meltdown and reboot midstream to make that happen. At this point I’m pretty convinced my dev environment just enjoys watching me suffer, because clearly running Debian with .NET 9, Aspire, Docker (or Podman, whatever), and a dozen other things is just chef’s kiss for stability.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 380
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