Feat: Article for using phi-3 and .NET development in Daytona

[itsdheerajdp]

/claim #49 Fixes : #49

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[mojafa]

@itsdheerajdp Here's my review:

• Rename this PR to match the issue title: Using Phi-3 and .NET Development in Daytona

• Your article has no references, please add them.

• You jumped straight to Creating devcontainer.json, I don't see anywhere daytona commands are used. you've jumpked this step:

Step-by-step guide to setting up a .NET environment in Daytona using devcontainer.json

• I was expecting to create a project say a github repo, then a .devcontainer, then a devcontainer.json, then daytona create... then having my IDE open up. That's where i create my dockerfile, run and test Phi-3.5 Labs Samples.

  • I understand the use of the flow, but also please include screenshots of how the project runs on your machine.
  • Also include this last step from the issue :

    Advantages of this setup for collaborative AI development and experimentation

[mojafa]

I've assigned this issue to you.

Here's the issue: https://github.com/daytonaio/content/issues/49

[itsdheerajdp]

@mojafa sure I'll do that