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In this article, I present how to use YAML file prompt templates in Semantic Kernel, which simplifies management, improves code readability, and enhances project modularity. You'll find a discussion of the benefits of this approach and a practical implementation example in a .NET application.
In previous articles, we discussed the basic aspects of using Semantic Kernel and how to create and run inline prompts. Today, we will focus on a more advanced approach — file-based prompt functions.
This post discusses the basic steps to start programming with Microsoft Semantic Kernel, including installation, configuring connections to the GPT-4 model, and defining prompt functions with custom settings.
Welcome to a new series of articles dedicated to Semantic Kernel — an innovative solution developed by Microsoft aimed at facilitating the integration of generative artificial intelligence into applications for developers.
The article presents methods for integrating FluentValidation validators with .NET applications using the dependency injection mechanism.
FluentValidation, combined with XUnit, offers efficient tools for defining and testing validation rules.
Today, we will look at two important mechanisms in FluentValidation that further streamline the validation process — RuleSet and Include.
Complex validation rules in programming are an essential tool for accurately and precisely checking input data in an application.
In the world of programming, especially when dealing with applications that handle complex data, we often encounter the challenge of verifying the correctness of these data.
In this post, I'll focus on the built-in validators available in FluentValidation, which are essential for effective data validation in .net applications.
Welcome back to the "Junior's Toolkit" series! After an introduction to FluentValidation, where I discussed how this library can revolutionize data validation in C#, it's time to move to the next level. Today, we'll focus on the practical aspect of this journey - Creating your first validator.
This post inaugurates the "Junior's Toolkit" series for beginner programmers, starting with a discussion on FluentValidation - a key tool for data validation in C#, focusing on its flexibility, integration with ASP.NET Core, and the importance of testing validators.
Welcome post