Knowledge Graph Builder is a workbench for a knowledge graph made of Markdown pages: a folder and page explorer, a Markdown editor with a Links panel (outgoing links, backlinks, unresolved links), and a chat that answers from the graph with [[citations]] and proposes page changes that you approve from a diff. Try it live in your browser: BlazorKnowledgeGraphBuilder.azurewebsites.net — no install needed. This post is only about the WebAssembly app . It is the standalone Blazor WebAssembly project

Think about what it takes to build a car. You take hundreds of pieces of metal and put them together. When two of those pieces have to be joined, they get welded. For a long time, that was done by a person standing on the line with a welding torch, making the same weld, on the same spot, car after car. Then the car companies decided to bring in robots. Who Built The Robots? Here is the part that matters. The welders did not build the robots. The car companies brought in robotics experts. Those e

See the video at: Walk-Thru: BlazorData.net, Deploy Blazor Data Orchestrator Into Your Own Azure Subscription Blazor Data Orchestrator is an open-source job orchestration platform built on .NET Aspire and Blazor Server . Until now, getting it into Azure meant cloning the repository, installing the Azure Developer CLI, the .NET SDK and Docker, and running azd up . BlazorData.net replaces all of that. It installs and updates Blazor Data Orchestrator in your own Azure subs

I love AI. I use it every day. But I'm going to say something that would get me escorted out of most venture capital offices: the only place AI has truly delivered productivity is in creating tools, specifically, in coding. Before you fire up your keyboard to disagree, let's first agree on what productivity actually means. Because that word gets thrown around a lot, usually right before someone asks you for money. Video The Only Purpose of AI (And Why the Bubble Is Likely to Cr