Great Developer Podcasts For Your Commute
I'm fortunate enough to live in a relatively small city and have a commute that generally never takes longer than 15-20m. Nevertheless, a few years ago »
Reflection on the Microsoft MVP Summit 2016
Now that I have had the chance to spend a bit of time with my loved ones after the mentally and physically exhausting experience that is »
It's been quiet. Too quiet.
What's been up? You may have noticed that this blog has been rather quiet recently. Don't worry, I've noticed too. This has primarily been due a »
Family++; Quiet Around Here.
As you may have noticed, things have been a bit quite over the past few months on here but I can honestly say that life itself »
A Deeper Look Into Open Source .NET Development
In November, Microsoft began an initiative towards bringing a large portion of its development technologies into the open source. The largest and most talked about of »
Go Back to School with Pluralsight (for 72 Hours)
Pluralsight has long been one of the best resources that you can find if your work deals with anything in the realm of technology. I’ve »
.NET Becomes Open Source and Cross-Platform
This morning, the announcements made at Microsoft’s Connect() event in New York have been rippling through the web and the effects of these announcements are »
ASP.NET vNext Community Stand-up Series
I just thought I would post a quick recommendation to any readers out there with an interest in the upcoming vNext release for ASP.NET. Scott »
No April Fooling: Officially a Microsoft MVP.
April 1st is a day that is frequently dedicated to pranks, bogus news and tomfoolery. Generally keeps everyone’s shields of skepticism on high alert and »
A Year of Giving Back to the Development Community
Earlier this year I began this blog as part of a News Years resolution to give back to all of the communities that have helped me »