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Trim-safe code is code the .NET trimmer can statically prove is reachable, so it survives when unused code is removed from a self-contained app. This is the practical guide: turn on the analyzer, drive every IL2xxx warning to zero, annotate reflection with DynamicallyAccessedMembers, propagate RequiresUnreferencedCode to public APIs, and replace unanalyzable patterns with source generators.

Claude Sonnet 5 (claude-sonnet-5) shipped June 30, 2026 and now backs the 'sonnet' alias in Claude Code. Its new tokenizer emits about 30% more tokens for the same text, so cost estimates and max_tokens limits tuned for Sonnet 4.6 need a recount.

A step-by-step guide to moving seed data off HasData and onto UseSeeding and UseAsyncSeeding in EF Core 11, including the DeleteData migration trap that wipes your existing rows if you skip it.

Flutter 3.44 exposes the device's rounded display corners through MediaQuery.displayCornerRadiiOf. Stop guessing a magic radius and clip your UI to the exact hardware curve on Android API 31+.

go_router and auto_route both sit on top of Navigator 2.0, so the real choice is declarative URL routing vs code-generated typed routes vs hand-rolling the Router API. A decision matrix with config for each, and when raw Navigator still wins.

A step-by-step checklist for moving an existing Semantic Kernel 1.77 .NET app to Microsoft Agent Framework 1.13. Covers the Kernel-to-AIAgent rewrite, plugins-to-tools, thread-to-session, the KernelFunction compatibility bridge, DI changes, and the gotchas that bite mid-cutover.

Both produce the same SQL. Reach for named filters only when you need to disable one predicate independently; a single combined filter is simpler for one concern in EF Core 11.

For a long list, never use shrinkWrap. Use Expanded when the list is the only scrollable, and slivers (CustomScrollView) when it shares a scroll with other sections. Here is why, with a build-count benchmark.

Claude Code v2.1.198 (July 1, 2026) flips subagents to background execution by default, so the main agent keeps working while they run, and background agents that touch code now auto-commit, push, and open a draft PR when they finish.

Both let one agent spawn isolated workers from a Markdown file, but Claude Code nests five levels deep with per-agent tool allowlists and worktree isolation, while Cursor keeps it to two levels with a single readonly switch and reads Claude's format for free. Pick by where your agents run, not by brand.