Rebuilding My 15-Year Blog Archive Without Losing Its Memory
I rebuilt my 15-year blog archive using Hugo and Azure Static Web Apps. Here’s what mattered: don’t break old links, keep EN/FR working, and make deploys boring.
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15 Years of Blogging: Lessons Learned
Looking back at 15 years of blogging: why consistency matters less than quality, how bilingual content builds community, and what actually drives value for your readers.
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Building AI Agents with Ollama and .NET
Learn how to create AI agents that think, plan, and act autonomously using Ollama and .NET. Explore the ReAct pattern, tool calling, and practical agent architectures.
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Local RAG with Ollama, LiteLLM, and Qdrant
Wire up Ollama to LiteLLM and Qdrant for local RAG: ingestion, chunking, embeddings, retrieval, and basic evaluation.
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Local AI Development with Ollama and .NET
Learn how to run large language models locally using Ollama and integrate them into your .NET applications for enhanced privacy, reduced costs, and offline AI capabilities.
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Modernizing Legacy ASP.NET Projects in 2025
Practical strategies for assessing and modernizing legacy ASP.NET projects, from incremental migration to adopting modern patterns.
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Quality & Delivery: Testing, Security, Performance, and CI in Mes Recettes
Testing status, security roadmap, performance strategy, and CI/CD blueprint.
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Inside the Architecture: Patterns, Data Modeling, and Extensibility in Mes Recettes
Clean layering, model mapping, deferred abstractions, and growth paths.
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Mes Recettes: Building a Modern Recipe Index with Blazor WebAssembly & Supabase
Why Blazor + Supabase, architecture highlights, what’s built vs planned, and early lessons.
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Supabase and Table Relationships
For one of my .NET projects, I use Supabase to store my data. Supabase is an open-source alternative to Firebase. It is based on PostgreSQL and provides a REST API and websockets to interact with the database.
To connect my .NET project to Supabase, I use Supabase Sharp and you can also find the documentation on the official Supabase website.
The ease of use of the library is really interesting and it also allows me to use the Supabase website directly to manage my data without having to write code to do it in my own applications.
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