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    Modernizing .NET? Here’s your map. 🗺️ Upgrade when support ends, security hits, or perf walls appear. Follow the STS/LTS rhythm. Then containerize, cloud‑shift, and let the Copilot modernization agent guide the heavy lifting. 👉 buff.ly/eV34eXc
    Promotional graphic encouraging readers to "Read the docs" for upgrading .NET apps, showing a stylized code window and code icons on a purple–pink gradient background.
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    Hot take 🔥: Don’t rewrite your CLI for --json. Args = perfect correctness across models JSON = shell‑escaping fails, retries, $$$ (4–11× cost) Smaller models especially need the constraints. 👉 Blog: buff.ly/Odt1cbF
    Title slide reading "Don't Rewrite Your CLI for Agents" with a purple "Agent Experience" badge and subtitle "Why args beat JSON on correctness and cost", accompanied by an example terminal command icon and cracked curly braces symbolizing broken JSON.
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    Jul 29
    🎨 .NET upgrades now come with a live canvas → Assess → Plan → Execute → Track code + build failures in real time Copilot’s upgrade agent makes modernization visual, structured, and way less chaotic 😎 👉 Read the blog: buff.ly/PbFwaA6
    Promotional banner urging developers to modernize .NET within the GitHub Copilot app, with bold headline on a dark gradient background and two circular icons: a Copilot pilot-helmet logo and a purple .NET square.
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    Jul 29
    Enterprise AI Patterns for .NET Developers
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    Jul 29
    Model upgrades aren’t automatic wins. Sonnet 5 used 12× more tokens on architecture tasks and scored lower on idiomatic quality. But on SPFx upgrades, it hit 100% completion and followed instructions precisely. Measure first. Upgrade second. 👉 buff.ly/GQinE4W
    Warning that upgrading AI models isn’t always better: large headline reads “Not all model upgrades are upgrades.” A side-by-side chart compares v1 (purple) with higher agent-experience score and lower cost, to v2 (red) showing higher cost but lower agent experience.
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