MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
If you want to avoid forgetting something in the heat of the moment, us a checklist. This checklist features all of the things a technical speaker should be remembering to do in the last hour before their talk. Check it …
About 20 years ago I read the book, Horse Sense, by Al Ries and Jack Trout. The authors posit, “The key to success if finding a horse to ride.” In the authors typically direct and simple style, filled with …
All too often we hear about a site going down or suffering problems because they've let their public x509 certificate expire. SSL certificates, which are required for HTTPS to work for secure connections using TLS to …
There are a bunch of GitHub (and other git host) repositories that aren't really for software projects, but rather are for documentation or other resources. For example, the ASP.NET Core docs, or various awesome lists, …
I recently was introduced to Pablo by Buffer. Ok, not really that recently - I started this post months ago but never finished it. Oops.? Pablo is a great, simple service that I’ve looked for in the past but never …
I recently upgraded my desktop developer machine. My goal was to support more docker-based application development including ones that run multiple microservices at the same time, like the eShopOnContainers sample that I …
Windows Azure offers support for RDNS (PTR) records, which are used to get a hostname from an IP address (the opposite of what DNS does, hence the name). Microsoft has an article that describes how to set RDNS up, but it …
Here are a some tips for coming up with content that is original and not plagiarism or just a rehash of someone else's content.
How knowledge interplays with confidence and understanding one's own ignorance.