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wade womersley – york based software engineer

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Practical writing about software, systems, delivery, and things that behave strangely under pressure.

wade womersley – york based software engineer I write the way I work: direct, useful, and more interested in what holds up in production than what sounds clever on a slide.

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Latest update August 24, 2026

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Codex Plugins Matter More Than Another Chat Window

August 24, 2026 By Wade

Codex plugins package tools, instructions, and repeatable workflows, which is more useful than another generic AI interface.

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MSBuild Binlog Analyzer Is What AI Debugging Should Look Like

Posted on August 23, 2026 By
Software Engineer

Microsoft’s Binlog Analyzer grounds AI answers in real build evidence and verifies fixes with before-and-after logs.

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.NET’s MCP C# SDK 2.0 Makes Web Deployment Less Weird

Posted on August 22, 2026 By
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The official MCP C# SDK 2.0 adopts stateless HTTP while keeping older clients and servers working during migration.

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The Save Icon Is a Tiny Museum Exhibit

Posted on August 22, 2026 By
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The floppy-disk save icon has outlived the object it depicts and become a tiny piece of computer archaeology.

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Node.js 26 Finally Makes Temporal the Normal Date API

Posted on August 21, 2026 By
Programming

Node.js 26 enables Temporal by default, giving new JavaScript code a better starting point than the old Date object.

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Android 17’s Lock-Free MessageQueue Is a Real Compatibility Check

Posted on August 20, 2026 By
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Android 17 improves MessageQueue performance, but apps reflecting into private internals need testing before targeting SDK 37.

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Android 17 Makes Adaptive Layouts the Default

Posted on August 19, 2026 By
Programming

Android 17’s adaptive-first direction makes large-screen behaviour a normal release requirement rather than optional polish.

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Furry Meets Work Best When Nothing Much Is Planned

Posted on August 19, 2026 By
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The best furry meets leave enough empty space for conversations, wandering around, and whatever happens next.

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PHP 8.6 Partial Function Application Might Actually Make Callbacks Nicer

Posted on August 18, 2026 By
PHP, Programming

Partial function application gives PHP a compact callback syntax, provided developers resist turning it into punctuation soup.

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PHP 8.6 clamp Is Tiny but Welcome

Posted on August 17, 2026 By
PHP, Programming

PHP 8.6’s clamp function removes another tiny helper while keeping range boundaries explicit and readable.

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