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About

Hi, I’m Logan Stewart.

I build software, write about the craft, and share the experiments that power loganstewart.dev. This site is my workshop for long-form essays, quick news, and the behind-the-scenes work that ties it all together.

Quick facts

  • Full-stack engineer & builder of loganstewart.dev
  • .NET, C#, and Blazor enthusiast
  • Pragmatic approach to architecture, testing, and DX
  • Writes about leadership, shipping, and learning in public

What I do

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Build & ship

I design and deliver web experiences using .NET, Blazor, and modern cloud tooling—with a focus on maintainability and clear UX.

Write & teach

I publish essays and notes on software craftsmanship, leadership, and the lessons learned while shipping real products.

Experiment

I explore new frameworks, patterns, and workflows, then share what works so others can skip the dead ends.

Partner

I enjoy collaborating with teams that care about thoughtful architecture, reliable releases, and clear communication.

AI practice

AI notes

GitHub Copilot Pro

Daily driver for pairing, refactors, and faster delivery. I use Copilot Pro to keep momentum high without sacrificing code quality.

Local LLMs

I run self-hosted models for privacy, latency, and cost control. These back the AI features in my apps, including Miskowin.com.

RAG for decisions

I wire LLMs into retrieval-augmented pipelines so teams can surface context, summarize quickly, and make business decisions with confidence.

Cost-effective delivery

Practical mix of hosted and local inference to keep spend predictable while shipping AI features that stay responsive under load.

What this site is about

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loganstewart.dev is a living notebook. You’ll find deep dives, build logs, and short news items about what I’m making, how I think about the work, and the tools I rely on. Everything is written to be practical, honest, and helpful.

How I work

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Principles

  • Ship small, learn fast, iterate.
  • Design for readability first; optimize after measuring.
  • Automate what hurts, document what repeats.
  • Keep feedback loops short—in code, in teams, in writing.

Stack

.NET, C#, Blazor, Entity Framework Core, and the supporting cast that keeps this site running fast and reliable.

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