When Containers Become Trashcans
Containers are so awesome. Prior to containers, if you wanted to experiment with some new technology, you had to go through the ringer to configure and »
How I Haven't Become an Amorphous Blob While Working Remotely
With it being February, I’m sure quite a few folks out there are still trying to keep their New Year's resolutions intact. Since I’d »
Just Jump into the Stream
I've spent the better part of my ten-year career as a developer in a relatively safe bubble, technology-wise. Falling in love with a programming language or »
Making Your .NET Application Less Quirky
I'd like to believe that as developers, we are always looking for those silver-bullet type solutions. The ones where we just add a single line of »
I Don't Know Crap About Security (Or At Least I Didn't)
Recently, I was involved in a project that required doing some serious locking down of an application prior to an extensive audit (with potentially millions of »
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 »
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 »
Making a (Job) Switch as a Software Developer
It may have seemed a bit quiet here over the last few weeks, but there's certainly been a lot of activity below the surface. After nearly »