Priorities of a Passionate Developer
Anyone that has been around me knows that I'm quite passionate about my craft, and if you are reading this, you probably have a bit of »
Software Soup
As a father of two, one of which being very recent, it's been tough to find time to blog as much as I usually do. It's »
I Don't Know
Software development is a huge field, I mean huge. You've got front-end folks, back-end folks, database specialists, architects, the engineers, the folks with the people skills »
Hello XML, My Old Friend; I've Come To Encode You Again.
Depending on how long you've been a developer, XML might be a term that sounds totally foreign. For others, it might bring back long repressed memories »
Can I Have My CPU Back Visual Studio?
Visual Studio 2017 has certainly been a major improvement over previous iteration of the flagship IDE; however, it isn't without its flaws. If you are a »
Knowing When to Reflect With Caller Info Attributes
If you've been around C# long enough, you've probably had a need at one time or another to figure out some information about code that's being »
Ghosts, Candy, Witches, and Open Source?
With Halloween quickly approaching, it's about that time to figure out what you are going to be dressing up as. You can always rely on the »
Hands-free Security Scanning within .NET Applications
I'm sure if you follow any news sources at all, you see countless hacks, breaches, and leaks from various big-name companies which you might assume would »
NodeServices: Where Javascript and .NET Meet Back on the Other Side
Javascript is everywhere. It's in the browser, on the server, and it's climbing through your windows and snatching your people up. And because it's a fairly »
Creatively Common Resources
Some people hate designing things, and that's okay. But one thing that they might hate more is being sued for copyright infringement (for using content that »