Gabriel Gregori
Full-stack developer with years of experience contributing to projects through regular work, building projects through freelance work and personal study. I also love talk about music, games and life in general.
John Barry is a sensational composer; let's revisit his compositions performed by great pop musicians.
Just loved Resident Evil 3 as a kid back 2000, then I replayed it on steam after it was launched the original version and then I played the new version after finishing original one, and I will share my thoughts.
In this article I share my experience developing an app using .NET MAUI, from creating the API and the interface with AI assistance to the challenges encountered during development, publishing, and maintenance. I also show why I decided to test a Progressive Web App (PWA), comparing the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. The goal is not to say that one technology is better than the other, but to show in which scenarios each makes more sense based on a practical experience.
Cold water immersion may reduce stress after 12 hours and improve sleep, but evidence is limited.
Around 2000 I was 9 or 12 years old, a game terrified me: Resident Evil 3. After it was re-released on Steam in May 2026, I decided to play it again and share my feelings and overall experience.
Blazor is one of the most productive things Microsoft ever shipped, and I have watched several companies throw it away. Not because it is bad, but because almost nobody understands what they are actually paying for when they run it. And it is not the WebSocket. In this article I want to show why teams pick Blazor, why some of them abandon it, and what the real bottleneck is.
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1Stop drowning in overcomplicated concepts and start building high-performance, scalable .NET applications. This distilled guide breaks down dependency injection, async/await, clean architecture, event sourcing, and even biohacks your brain for peak coding productivity—all from real-world tricks learned across dozens of projects and companies. No fluff, just actionable insights to make your code and your mind work at their best.
Jun 18, 2026
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